39 of 65 students graduate from Buffalo Public School #89
Originally only 8 students were set to move onto the 9th grade. A spokesperson from Buffalo Public Schools now says the number is even higher with 39 students.
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Originally only 8 students were set to move onto the 9th grade. A spokesperson from Buffalo Public Schools now says the number is even higher with 39 students.
Dozens of parents of students attending the Dr. Lydia T. Wright School #89 in Buffalo are outraged their children are not graduating on its moving-up day Wednesday.
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