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Mountains beyond mountains

The challenge of getting our students to and through a college entrance exam reads like a rejected plot from "Planes, Trains and Automobiles."

Mitch Albom

Jan 19

Do you remember taking your SATs? Chances are you went with some fellow classmates. Maybe the school helped arrange the paperwork. A parent likely drove you to wherever the test was given. You showed your ID. You took the test. Your parent was waiting when you got out.

Something like that?

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