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Students, educators tout benefits of funding dual enrollment classes in high school

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LINCOLN – Soon after beginning her studies at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, McKenzie Murphy, then 19, applied for a part-time job. She had graduated from high school only

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Students, educators tout benefits of funding dual enrollment classes in high school

LINCOLN – Soon after beginning her studies at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, McKenzie Murphy, then 19, applied for a part-time job. She had graduated from high school only

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