District unity trumps proposed charter school

Lawrence pointed to fiscal impact and lack of academic achievement

Posted Wednesday, December 10, 2014 12:28 pm

Lawrence School District officials met with Long Island's state Board of Regents representative Roger Tilles in September.

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By Jeff Bessen

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District unity trumps proposed charter school

Lawrence pointed to fiscal impact and lack of academic achievement

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