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Letter: JDHS is a much better facility for high school students

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Juneau-Douglas High School opened its doors to students from both communities in 1956. The proposition to mothball both middle schools, squeeze frosh out of high school, and push sixth graders back into elementary schools seems overly complicated, disruptive, and misplaced, says Clay Good. Good: consolidating our two high schools may help unify our community.

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Letter: JDHS is a much better facility for high school students

Juneau Empire Juneau Empire - The Voice of Alaska's Capital Since 1912 The Douglas Bridge was completed in 1935, unifying our community in more ways than one. By 1956, Juneau-Douglas High School opened its doors to students from both communities, ending decades of divided high schools. Letter: JDHS is a much better facility for high school students Wire Service

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