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Carbon school board reviews policies and community proposals

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PRICE – The Carbon School Board of Education held a district meeting on Oct. 14 at 5 p.m. The general session started with introductions of the participating board members: Keith Cox, Gwen Callahan, Nicole Hobbs, and Jeffrey Richens. Mika Salas, Carbon’s superintendent, introduced most of the policies, with MegAnne Smith and Wayne Woodward absent.

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