Dr. Calondra Hines leads St. Louis Park in racial equity education | Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

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Dr. Calondra Hines leads St. Louis Park in racial equity education | Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

Dr. Calondra Hines is leading the St. Louis Park school district in a strategic plan focused on equity, using the responses of youth and community to create a system that meets the education needs of all students, regardless of their ethnic or racial background.

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