Frederick Douglass adds high school

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From: Bay State Banner
Date: 20030522
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Bay State Banner
05-22-2003
Frederick Douglass Charter School (FDCS), one of Boston's fastest growing
schools, will add a ninth grade to its present span of grades 6 through 8
for the 2003-04 school year.

FDCS staff and faculty are anxious to promote the eighth graders, and
excited about the addition of new ninth graders.

Wanda Speede, Head of School, comments, "Growing an urban charter school
into and through high school grades has been the most challenging and
rewarding experience of my professional life. I know that we have among our
student body, the person who will find an effective cure to ...

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