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Hall County students earn nearly $5 million with work-based learning program in 2025-26

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Hall County students earn nearly $5 million with work-based learning program in 2025-26 — Gainesville Schools news

Students involved in work-based learning for Hall County Schools earned nearly $5 million in the 2025-26 school year, according to reports from the school district.

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