PARCC Push-Back Drives Collingswood BOE Resolution

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The district said it can’t afford to offer courtesy shuttles to kids with the farthest commutes, but it is looking at ways to alleviate the impact of travel on their school experience. Superintendent Fred McDowell said some strategies could be rolled out at the outset of the 2026 school year. Sign in or subscribe to continue reading…

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PARCC Push-Back Drives Collingswood BOE Resolution

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