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Arts education, Seattle School Board candidates weigh in

by Calandra Childers on November 4, 2011

Do your homework. Read before you vote and find out what the candidates for Seattle School Board have to say about arts education. Don’t delay. Election Day is Nov. 8. Thanks to our partner ArtsEd Washington who helped us put out the survey.

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