GRA²D fair to aid students in credit recovery - Dallas Examiner

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GRA²D fair to aid students in credit recovery - Dallas Examiner

The Graduation, Recovery, Attendance, Advocacy, & Dropout Intervention Department is hosting a GrA²D Fair on Sept. 14 to provide students who have fallen behind in their studies with resources and support to help them catch up and graduate in 2025.

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