State school superintendents in Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C., are setting aside traditional differences to cooperate in an effort to grab a slice of the available $5 billion in stimulus fund grants.
The jurisdictions have in the past collaborated irrespective of borders on issues such as crime and highways.
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