Consumer tips on refund policies as people start making holiday bookings and spending money on the high street
Spending is expected to increase now that lockdown restrictions have eased across Scotland.
12:18, 26 APR 2021
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During an overview of KISDâs Disciplinary Alternative Education Program (DAEP), presented by Deputy Superintendent Eric Penrod, a series of inequitable statistics emerged.
âWhen I look at the data, when I see 34% of our student body is African American, and I see 65% of our DAEP (Disciplinary Alternative Education Program) is African American, that is alarming to me,â Board secretary Brett Williams said Tuesday.