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West Maui students not enrolled or contacted reduced to 1,208

September 5, 2023 0

The number of displaced West Maui public school students who still have not enrolled in new schools or been contacted by state officials is 1,208, down from the 2,025 first reported late last month.

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West Maui students not enrolled or contacted reduced to 1,208

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