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Morgan O'Hanlon

Morgan O'Hanlon

Education Reporter at Austin Chronicle

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  • Law
  • General Assignment News
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The right marches on school boards
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Lake Travis Finally Considers Adding a Second High School

Reaching a tipping point
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Georgetown ISD Parents Say Students Involved in Sexual Assault Must...

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AISD’s Therapy Provider Struggles to Meet Demand Amid Mental Health...

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City, County Pledge to Help AISD’s Recapture Struggle

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