Fairfax ready to roll out new ‘Priority Schools’ program

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Fairfax County education officials are set to roll out a new million-dollar program aimed at improving student performance this year.

The Priority Schools program will provide additional resources, funding and training to educators at 30 of Fairfax’s roughly 200 public schools, according to Deputy School Superintendent Richard Moniuszko.

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