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A look at people in the movement to return Gary schools to local control

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Rep. Vernon Smith says the rumblings and actions in Gary to return the school district to local control is a movement that hasn't been seen since the community came together to keep a Bureau of Motor Vehicles office in the city. That was 2005 and the state director of the Indiana BMV had proposed closing … A look at people in the movement to return Gary schools to local control Read More »

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