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Sag Harbor replaces full-time art teacher with a part-timer; considers new requirements for elementary school teachers

authorJoseph Shaw, Executive Editor on Jun 23, 2010
Members of the Sag Harbor Board of Education announced Monday that they have decided to replace a full-time art teacher with a part-timer. Following art teacher T.J. Maher’s resignation, the... more

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