Panel approves co-location of Bronx schools
Several schools in The Bronx are facing major changes after the Panel for Educational Policy voted to approve plans to co-locate some schools. Under the approved plan, Lehman High School will be merged
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Mar 22, 2012, 1:41 AM
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Several schools in The Bronx are facing major changes after the Panel for Educational Policy voted to approve plans to co-locate some schools.
Under the approved plan, Lehman High School will be merged with two other schools.
Last month, the panel voted to close down Samuel Gompers Career and Technical Education High School and Jane Addams High School.
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