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ECHO students and staff join Trustee Maureen Grady-Perovich for lunch at Lynnie Ques following their tour of the Lansing Municipal Airport. ECHO (Exceptional Children Have Opportunities) is a special education joint agreement that serves families in 17 school districts, including Lansing. ("I don't know who took the photo," said Maureen. "Possibly Pam from the airport.")
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The Lansing Journal journeys: ECHO at the airport (and Lynnie Ques)

By The Lansing Journal
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submitted by Maureen Grady-Perovich

ECHO students and staff join Trustee Maureen Grady-Perovich for lunch at Lynnie Ques following their tour of the Lansing Municipal Airport. ECHO (Exceptional Children Have Opportunities) is a special education joint agreement that serves families in 17 school districts, including Lansing. (“I don’t know who took the photo,” said Maureen. “Possibly Pam from the airport.”)

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