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    UCAS pays for the student's tuition and college textbooks. "I really like UCAS because everyone has the same academic goals ... These are people who are interested in the same thing as you are." Plans are to have the new building completed and in use by August. rorellanasltrib.com * January 2002: Lawmakers pass a bill to create six early college high schools to work with local school districts and colleges to enable students to earn college credit while still in high school. Full Article at Salt Lake Tribune
    I really like UCAS because everyone has the same academic goals ... These are people who are interested in the same thing as you are.
    SOURCE: Salt Lake Tribune 23 months ago
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  1. It will be really nice to have a place to hold school gatherings ... At lunch time it's so crammed you can hardly get around tables. It will be nice to have some elbow room.
    SOURCE: Salt Lake Tribune 23 months ago
  2. It will be nice to have the addition.
    SOURCE: Salt Lake Tribune 23 months ago
  3. We have one hallway and we joke about how long it's going to take us to go from one class to the next because it's so small
    SOURCE: Salt Lake Tribune 23 months ago

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