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Suspension upheld for N.C. teacher who stepped on flag

By Bob D'Angelo
Dec 2, 2016

 The Cumberland County Board of Education voted 5-2 Wednesday to support Superintendent Frank Till's decision. Board members considered Lee Francis' appeal for more than eight hours behind closed doors.

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