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Financial woes force Academy for Sciences and Mathematics to close
Talk about bittersweet. Just as the New Mexico Academy for Sciences and Mathematics was celebrating new academic honors and a vote of confidence from a major accrediting agency, the board, meeting last week, decided to close the school. »Story,
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