Did meeting held by Alachua County Public Schools violate open meetings law?
The Nov. 13 meeting of the Alachua County school district included breakout sessions. Was that allowed under the state's open meeting law?
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The Nov. 13 meeting of the Alachua County school district included breakout sessions. Was that allowed under the state's open meeting law?
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