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Ind. Education Board Meets for 1st Time Amid Clash

INDIANAPOLIS (AP): Indiana's State Board of Education is meeting for the first time since Schools Superintendent Glenda Ritz sued the board. Ritz sued the 10 other board members over control of the school grading system. The dispute comes as the board is tasked with approving a new school-grading formula.

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