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		<description><![CDATA[It's about people, not buildings. | We&#8217;ve already taken a quick look at how Referendum 52 has the potential to improve the health of students and teachers, but what about improving students&#8217; ability to learn? A report sponsored by the Green Building Council found numerous studies that validated the hypothesis that better school buildings can equate to improved learning. In other words, fixing our school buildings can improve attendance, grades, and test scores. The report highlights...]]></description>
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