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The middle of May signals the start of the “mad rush” toward the last day of school. Students, teachers, parents, and administrators are faced with fitting in all of the things that need to be done between now and the final school day. This can be exciting and overwhelming at the same time. Here are a few quick tips for each group that may make the coming days a little less stressful.
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