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Superb Woman: Carla Ranger

Carla Ranger was a fierce, firebrand advocate for underserved communities when she was a Dallas Independent School District board trustee for eight years.

Carla Ranger

Carla Ranger was a fierce, firebrand advocate for underserved communities when she was a Dallas Independent School District board trustee for eight years. She also was a longtime administrator for about 20 years with the Dallas County Community College District where she was dean of the DCCCD Communications Division at Eastfield College. Inducted into the African American Education Archives and History Program Hall of Fame, Ranger blogged on education issues.  Ranger indeed is a Superb Woman for her dedication, tenacity, intelligence, fortitude, and savvy in knowing what was good for the people she served so diligently during her years of public service and for her love of education and her students.

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E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounder hamburgers
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