The scene June 14 looked like it could have taken place in Schuyler VanValkenburg's history classroom at Glen Allen High School. Pieces of poster paper hung in pairs on the walls. Ideas had been scrawled on them in market unevenly. Group leaders waited to be called on to share their ideas. But this wasn’t a classroom. The groups weren’t composed […]
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