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Young African-American boy sitting under a chalkboard at the Potomac School as part of the Adams-Morgan Community Council's Potomac Summer Project, McLean, Virginia

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  1. School Children
  2. Summer Schools
  3. Teachers
  4. Virginia
  5. Washington (D.C.)

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