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The deadline to apply for State Education Commissioner was extended so that a bigger pool of applicants could be obtained. Well, one person apparently dropped out and only two others signed up. This Orlando Sentinel education blog post<\/a> says that a few more people might have slipped in at the last minute, though. We’ll see what’s up soon enough.<\/p>\n

Log in here<\/a> to check out the list of applicants yourself.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

The deadline to apply for State Education Commissioner was extended so that a bigger pool of applicants could be obtained. Well, one person apparently dropped out and only two others signed up. 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