Talk:Fort Lee High School

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NJ Monthly Award

I am removing the part about FLHS being #99 on the list in NJ Monthly because the print edition of the magazine only included the top 75 high schools in the state. Since Fort Lee was #99, it was not included on the list.

Correct. But the list provided online included as a source lists all 316 schools. Alansohn 18:31, 5 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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