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Medford School Board considers lobbying state to ease school COVID-19 restrictions

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5 years ago

December 13, 2020

The Medford School Board is poised to vote on a resolution that would urge Governor Brown to further loosen COVID-19 metrics for schools, bringing more students into classrooms.

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