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Tuesday, May 27, 2008

Judge: Graduation goes on without OGT flunkers

By selliott | Tuesday, May 27, 2008, 02:48 PM

Judge Frances McGee

My colleague Lou Grieco has the story on Judge Frances McGee’s decision not to block Thurgood Marshall High School’s graduation.

McGee said Donald Domineck, a parent of a Thurgood Marshall student who has not passed the OGT, presented “not one scintilla of evidence concerning his daughter and the effect that School Board policy has had on her” at a hearing last week in her court last week.

UPDATE: Domineck already has filed an appeal of McGee’s decision. It has not been put on the court docket yet, but it has been filed in the system.

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