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There is something magical about autumn in New England, and a big part of that is the excitement of starting a new school year. The air is crisp, crunchy apples make their appearance on supermarket shelves, and the streets become covered with leaves, signaling to children, parents, and teachers that the long, relaxing days of summer are coming to an end. By Felicity LongBut there is more to getting ready for school than buying new clothes, stocking up on binders and pencils, and going to bed an hour earlier every night. For some parents, the desire to give their children a leg up on their education spurs them to look beyond their local school
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