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St. Louis American article about the SLPS Foundation

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By Norah Ryan
The SLPS Foundation is the Roosevelt Community Council's fiscal sponsor.

Selling St. Louis Public Schools

Early morning view of Roosevelt High School, the morning of the 2018 Homecoming game (taken from an upstairs porch on the 3500 block of Juniata St.):


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