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by Sanya Mansoor, The Texas Tribune
March 15, 2017
School committee meetings in Boston sometimes run longer than six hours. Once conducted behind closed doors and without keeping minutes, the board has evolved to incorporate greater transparency and public involvement. (The Boston Globe)
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