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PG parents, educators say school board isn't listening.

By David Markowitz

Thursday, March 20, 1997

The issues of elementary school class size and reconfiguration, and a perception by both parents and educators that the Pacific Grove Unified School District board isn't listening to their concerns are fueling an attempt to recall three school board members.

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