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Robeson County Democrats and Republicans split over handling of public schools in aftermath of Trump re-election - Pavement Pieces
In the teacher’s lounge of Lumberton High School in Lumberton, NC, surrounded by motivational posters and teaching supplies, James Bell, a world history teacher, passionately expressed the importance of his role. “These kids have never been outside of the county,” said Bell, “So you kind of have to explain everything, basically how the world works.
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