On Friday, October 6th, Superintendent Battle spent the entire morning speaking with students and staff at Midtown High School. Senior London Alexis [depicted] said, "It was a fantastic opportunity to meet her. It was awesome to see how open she was to conversation and approachable as a superintendent."
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Superintendent Battle visits Midtown, connects with students and staff
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