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Westview Jr. Sr. High School has a large percentage of Amish students who will finish their education at the 8th grade. Educators had to figure out how to best prepare these students for their life after school.
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Randy Miller, junior high principal at Westview, shares more about the mission, culture, and programs offered. He also says that they fully support Amish students' decision to end their education at 8th grade.
Date uploaded: January 17, 2017
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