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The Buffalo News am 2016-11-30 00:09
Teacher absences continue to dog Buffalo schools
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Diese Nachricht erwähnt Philip Rumore, aber auch über Kriner Cash und Buffalo Public Schools, Discovery School, Office of Civil Rights data, U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights now, said School Board Member Sharon Belton-Cottman, BtF, National Council on Teacher Quality, Buffalo’s und über Buffalo Teachers Federation und United Kingdom, veröffentlicht von The Buffalo News