Angelina Liu will never meet her father.
A group of City Council Members Sept. 4 pushed back against the Student Diversity Advisory Group’s recommendation to scrap the public school system’s gifted-and-talented program and instead called on the Department of Education to ensure every school district offered the high-level courses.
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