City takes aim at a dozen lagging schools
Superintendent would shut or remake facilities
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Superintendent Carol R. Johnson is scheduled to propose changes for Boston's schools tonight.
At least a dozen Boston schools - many in neighborhoods with high rates of crime, poverty, and teenage pregnancy - are being targeted for dramatic overhauls, reinvention, or closing, under a plan that Superintendent Carol R. Johnson is scheduled to present at tonight’s School Committee meeting. (Full article: 764 words)
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