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15 hours ago ago from Suite 411
Oprah Winfrey recently donated $1.5 million to a private inner-city school in Atlanta. The Ron Clark Academy will use the money to build a cafeteria, gymnasium and theater, reports the Huffington Post . The school has struggled to raise money from donors to pay for its $2.8 million operating budget. Ron Clark, the school's founder, was featured on Winfrey's show twice. He wrote the best-selling teaching book, The Essential 55. She also ...
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19 hours ago ago from Great Stems
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