After-school program in danger due to next year?s budget cuts

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Parents are outraged that an after-school study and mentoring program credited with dramatically improving students? grades could get cut from next year?s budget.

Teachers supervise two-hour sessions at the Community Learning Centers at schools throughout the county, and older students volunteer to teach younger students, who otherwise would be going to an empty home because their parents work.

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