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Sun Prairie school used race to prioritize which students got extra attention

Summary by Wisconsin State Journal
Northside Elementary required teachers to check in with Black students for two minutes for 10 days, one of several outreach strategies the district uses, an administrator said.

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Sun Prairie school used race to prioritize which students got extra attention

Northside Elementary required teachers to check in with Black students for two minutes for 10 days, one of several outreach strategies the district uses, an administrator said.

·Madison, United States
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Wisconsin State Journal broke the news in Madison, United States on Tuesday, September 23, 2025.
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