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California State Prisoners Pay Teen’s School Tuition
Loaded on May 1, 2021
by Edward Lyon
published in Prison Legal News
May, 2021, page 35
Filed under:
Education (Juveniles).
Location:
California.
by Ed Lyon
A teenager in Salinas, California, Sy Newsom Green, began his high school year on a high note. Green was accepted to attend the prestigious Palma School, an all-male, Catholic institution.
Unfortunately, near the end of his freshman year both of Green’s parents lost their jobs due to ...
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