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8 districts exit fiscal distress

State: Schools rebuilding funds

Posted: October 13, 2009 at 4:23 a.m.

Superintendent Curtis Turner Jr. of the Murfreesboro School District addresses the Arkansas Board of Education on Monday while Hartford School District Superintendent D. Chris Rink watches.

The Arkansas Board of Education on Monday removed eight school districts from its fiscal distress program after the school systems took steps to replenish what had been rapidly dwindling financial reserves.

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