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Charter school graduate finishes college at 19 with no debt

By Jason Russell
Published May 23, 2016 8:15pm ET
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Charter school graduate finishes college at 19 with no debt
The Academic and Career Education Academy in Midland, Mich., uses the state government's per-pupil education spending to cover college and high school costs. (iStock photo) | (iStock)

Rachel Klammer received her high school diploma only a few weeks ago. But she has already walked at the graduation ceremony for her bachelor’s degree.

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