Street School set to begin 19th year, needs help with student lunches - WS Chronicle

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Street School set to begin 19th year, needs help with student lunches - WS Chronicle

The Winston-Salem Street School (WSSS) is set to begin its 19th year of serving at-risk high school students in our community, but needs a little help.

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