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Dec 10, 2004

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School board member Richard Saccone will temporarily leave his post to serve in Iraq.

Saccone has been granted a temporary leave of absence from his remaining three-year term on the board. He will leave Sunday to begin his stint as a civilian attached to the military performing counterintelligence support.

The board is expected to interview and appoint a temporary board member Jan. 5.

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