Many students chose in-person classes at Hawaii’s Catholic schools.
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Many students choose in-person classes at Hawaii’s Catholic schools
Hawaii’s Catholic schools were among the first to open their doors to students for in-person classes in August, and the verdict as the semester draws to a close is “so far, so good.”
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