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Petersburg schools weigh added special ed staff as intensive-needs count tops projection
Petersburg schools counted 28 intensive special-ed students this fall, 5 more than projected. District weighs adding a teacher and classroom next year, mostly at Stedman Elementary.
by Walter AlaskaNews11h ago2 min readPetersburg, Alaska
