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S. Boston charter school faces closure over scores

By Maria Sacchetti and Tracy Jan
Globe Staff / December 16, 2006

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The Uphams Corner Charter School, a Boston school that aims to transform struggling students into classical scholars who study Latin as well as rhetoric, is facing closure next year largely because of low test scores. (Full article: 807 words)

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