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Springs School Superintendent Saves District Nearly $100K With Early ‘Retirement’

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Debra Winter

Debra Winter

Desirée Keegan on Jul 12, 2023
Springs School Superintendent Debra Winter has come up with a rather unusual plan to save the school district some money in the final year before her retirement. It was announced... more

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