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Positions have been filled for executive directors of elementary and secondary education, director of maintenance and an associate principal at Alvin High School. (Community Impact staff)

Alvin ISD trustees approve handful of new executive positions

By Haley Velasco

Positions have been filled for executive directors of elementary and secondary education, director of maintenance and an associate principal at Alvin High School.

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