Rural school districts across the state are coping with the elevated price of diesel. That means hard choices for rural schools that face long drives to students’ homes and even longer trips for major, statewide competitions.
Rural school districts across the state are coping with the elevated price of diesel. That means hard choices for rural schools that face long drives to students’ homes and even longer trips for major, statewide competitions.
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