The two candidates for Merced County Superintendent of Schools on Tuesday debated their competing visions for leadership – including how, as the county’s top education executive, each would approach partnerships, financial oversight and academic pathways. Both pledged to listen to every school district’s needs – and prioritize students, if elected. Ana Boyenga and Richard Lopez […]
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