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Mesa schools board approves agreements to promote multigenerational learning, postsecondary education

Mesa Public Schools signed on to two agreements in December designed to promote multigenerational learning for families at four elementary schools and to better prepare low-income students attending two Mesa high schools for postsecondary education success.

The memorandums of understanding were approved unanimously by the Mesa Public Schools Governing Board Dec. 8 in a consent agenda with other items.

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