Montgomery unsure how to help older students with reading

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Montgomery school officials are trying to figure out how to help high school students who aren’t reading properly — or at all — without spending money the school system doesn’t have or piling extra work on its teachers. No magic answer has materialized yet.

“Do not be assured that everybody at the secondary level can read at the level you need them to read at,” Superintendent Jerry Weast told the school board. “I can assure you they don’t.”

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