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Posted at 06:21 PM ET, 05/02/2008

First School, Then Baseball

By David A Nakamura

From Chancellor Michelle Rhee's communications team:

MEDIA ADVISORY

Rhee Celebrates the Close of Saturday Scholars with Students at a Washington Nationals Game

WHAT: Chancellor Rhee will officially close the inaugural Saturday Scholars program by celebrating with students who achieved perfect attendance throughout the14-week program. Saturday Scholars was an academic initiative designed to assist students in preparing for the District of Columbia Comprehensive Assessment System (DC-CAS).

WHO: Chancellor Michelle Rhee, DCPS students, parents and faculty

WHEN: Saturday, May 3 at 12:00 pm Washington Nationals vs. Pittsburgh Pirates First Pitch 1:05pm

WHERE: Nationals Park 1500 South Capitol Street SE

By David A Nakamura | 06:21 PM ET, 05/02/2008

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