What consolidation means to Clarkdale-Jerome?
Left, “We will work with the YCESA, the districts involved and others to determine relevant impacts and present the information so our constituents can make an informed decision prior to the election” Danny Brown, Clarkdale-Jerome Superintendent; right, “Without question, [not being part of a consolidation] was and remains what is best for us,” Jill Zaske, Clarkdale-Jerome Board President
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