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Published: February 17, 2008
Reading, writing and iPods?
School erases boundaries
By Wendy K. Kleinman
HOWE — The school buildings in this town of fewer than 1,000 people are built on an unassuming dirt hill. About 450 students are in the PreK-12 school, which is spread out on either side of a gravel road bearing a stop sign so old and weathered it is almost unrecognizable except by its shape.

But while this school system near the Arkansas state line is relatively poor and small — 75 percent of students qualify fo...

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