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May 26, 2009

20 schools reopen, 17 close

Written by Helen @ 9:30 am

This morning, Chancellor Joel Klein welcomed students back to PS 19, in Corona, Queens.

Twenty schools reopened today; 17 are still closed but will open later this week. See the Department of Health website for official information on H1N1 management.

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May 26, 2009

20 schools reopen, 17 close

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