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Leyton’s school board will be wrestling with a difficult decision in the coming weeks.
At its meeting Wednesday, the board was presented with information that could potentially see significant reorganization of staff and programs.
The presentation drew heavy interest from the community, also, as more than 70 people packed the room to hear the report by Superintendent Lorrie Miller.
The report and potential changes stem from a visit by a state accreditation team last year. After that visit, suggestions were made that the district could make changes to increase efficiency.
When Miller came in to...
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