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Texas district is overhauling at-risk programs

May 2, 2008 11:48 AM

The Garland (Texas) school board has voted to close and revamp Memorial Preparatory School as part of an overhaul of the district's education programs for at-risk students. The school serves 200 sixth- through eighth-graders with low math and reading scores. Memorial will close after its current sixth-graders graduate in 2010. The school will reopen that fall as a nontraditional middle school for students at high risk of dropping out.

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