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High school English teacher Hanson Egerland has watched Dorchester County's school leaders draw up plans he believes will further, rather than halt, the decline of the school system's performance. WHCP's student journalist Victor Lane explores the budget crisis with Egerland.
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It has been a deadly week of Israeli airstrikes in Gaza.
