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Knox parents promise fight over decision to end reciprocal agreement with Corbin Schools

By: Linda Carpenter

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About 300 concerned parents showed up at a planning meeting at Grace on the Hill United Methodist Church Jan. 18 to discuss ways to fight a decision by the Knox County Board of Education to end a ‘non-resident’ reciprocal agreement with Corbin Schools.

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