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Schools Are Made For Learning And Not For Shootings. What Is Happening In America? – The Christian Recorder

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Schools Are Made For Learning And Not For Shootings. What Is Happening In America? By James B. Ewers Jr. Ed.D. Growing up, I enjoyed going to school because it was fun, and I saw my friends. Learning new things was the biggest part of my school experience. The environment was set up so that we […]

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