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As In-Person Classes Get Underway, Rogers Superintendent Discusses District's Preparations

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Published August 24, 2020 at 2:18 PM CDT
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Marlin Berry is the superintendent of the Rogers School District.
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In-person learning resumed on Monday in many of Arkansas's public schools. We check in with a student on her way to class at Fayetteville High School and we speak with the superintendent of Rogers Public Schools about how the district has been preparing for reopening.

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