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L-D schools eye $1.5M middle school entry relocation project

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LEAD — Moving the middle school entrance to the first floor, near the high school and creating career and technical education (CTE) space in the former administrative office area and entrance are being eyed by the Lead-Deadwood School District.

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L-D schools eye $1.5M middle school entry relocation project

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