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The General Assembly wrapped up its session late last month by passing several significant pieces...
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Mount Vernon students launch virtual reality lab
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The first project for Mount Vernon Presbyterian School students in the school’s newly-launched virtual reality lab is to create content for a new exhibit at the Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta.
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Mount Vernon students launch virtual reality lab
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The first project for Mount Vernon Presbyterian School students in the school’s newly-launched virtual reality lab is to create content for a new exhibit at t...