Fairfax supervisors worried about non-priority schools

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Fairfax County officials are worried about schools that don’t make the cut for the School Board’s new “Priority Schools” program.

The program — billed as a replacement for the old “Project Excel” program — would send extra staffing and resources to a group of schools local education officials have identified as in need of assistance.

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