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Week in Review: Clayton Valley Charter Dominates The News
A look back at some of the stories Clayton Patch covered last week.
Tuesday
An important week in Clayton Valley High's proposal to convert to a charter school started with Northgate High principal John McMorris n because of the financial impact to his school.
At the Mt. Diablo Unified School District Board meeting Tuesday night (), the board voted 2-2 to rescind its Sept. 13 vote that approved the charter with conditions. Without a majority, the Sept. 13 vote was not rescinded.
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Wednesday
, protesting what they see as economic inequities in the United States. They plan to come back to the corner of Mount Diablo Boulevard and North Main Street this Wednesday.
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We also on what people think of Occupy's sudden popularity, which you can still contribute to.
Thursday
With the charter saga becoming more complicated by the day, we took a step back and went over .
We also ran our feel good weekly feature, .
Friday
Firefighters early Friday morning. The fire was determined accidential and the two people saved were transported to the hospital but the injuries are not considered life-threatening.
Continuing the charter news, supporters announced they believe they have the district gave them to become a charter school. The board could make a final determination on the charter on Oct. 25.
Saturday
In sports, for Clayton Valley. The football team lost its league opener to College Park, 20-10.
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