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Public Schools and E conomics
Ep. 21
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Leslie and Shiloh bring in Sara Hornick, Executive Director of the Rapid City Public School Foundation, to talk about how public school systems can affect our economy. Then Erick Garcia-Luna joins to talk about the economic growth happening in Rapid City.
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