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New Caney ISD to pursue 113 acres of land for potential school sites

By Emily Lincke

New Caney ISD’s board of trustees voted Sept. 15 to allow district administrators to negotiate the potential purchase of two plots of land, which could be used as the sites for future schools or district facilities.

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