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Texas: Month Into Shutdown, Schools Couldn’t Find 4,000 Kids

The Highland High School Mighty Owl Band hoists band director Alejandro Jaime Salazar to celebrate a competition win in December 2019. (Alejandro Jaime Salazar)

By Bekah McNeel

May 28, 2020

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