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I don’t know how else to say this other than to just say it. - Garland Journal

By Bobby R. Henry, Sr. Marilyn Batista, General Counselor for Broward County Public Schools needs to go. In fact, Batista should never have been promoted to the job of General Counselor. Time and time again, Batista presents as ill- informed and sheill-advises the Board. Tuesday’s Board meeting was another example of her poor judgment. […]

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