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To: Box-By-The-Riviera™ who wrote (98559)	2/4/2013 6:42:29 PM
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Prince George’s considers copyright policy that takes ownership of students’ work Text Size Print E-mail Reprints By Ovetta Wiggins, Feb 03, 2013 01:32 AM EST The Washington PostPublished: February 2 A proposal by the Prince George’s County Board of Education to copyright work created by staff and students for school could mean that a picture drawn by a first-grader, a lesson plan developed by a teacher or an app created by a teen would belong to the school system, not the individual. washingtonpost.com

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