
Tunica Schools Could Return to Local Control After Nearly Nine-Year Conservatorship
Tunica Public School District could soon regain local control due to improvements after a nine-year state conservatorship.
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Tunica Public School District could soon regain local control due to improvements after a nine-year state conservatorship.
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