Settlement Reached In Lawsuit That Alleged East Carver Co. Schools Failed To Address Racist Bullying
A settlement has been reached after a lawsuit was filed against East Carver County Schools that alleged systematic racism at Chaska schools.
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A settlement has been reached after a lawsuit was filed against East Carver County Schools that alleged systematic racism at Chaska schools.
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Thursday won't be quite as warm as Wednesday was, but it's still set to be a very pleasant day.
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