Correction.

In the news story "Portland's Lesser of Two Evils" in our May 2003 issue, it was inaccurately in·ac·cu·rate
adj.
Mistaken or incorrect; not accurate.

in·accu·rate·ly adv. written that the district would lose 10 days of school in 2002-03. Teachers agreed to work for no pay for 10 days. The teacher association did not agree to start co-payments for health care, but it did agree to examine the issue.

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Publication:	District Administration
Article Type:	Correction Notice
Date:	Jun 1, 2003
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