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School Board in Turmoil » Wake County schools diversity policy supporters Amy Lee, left, and Susan Evans react as an opposition supporter speaks during the public comment period of a Wake County School Board meeting.

Wake County schools diversity policy supporters Amy Lee, left, and Susan Evans react as an opposition supporter speaks during the public comment period of a Wake County School Board meeting.

Wake County School Board member Keith Sutton listens as member Deborah Prickett proposes a resolution opposing mandatory year-round school assignments beginning with the 2010-11 school year during a Wake County School Board meeting.
Wake County school board member John Tedesco, background, listens as SAS Institute's Dr. William Sanders, foreground, explains a student performance study. "It makes the schools appear better than they are," said Sanders adding that the school system uses a model that places low expectations on groups of students because of their socioeconomic status.

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