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Brooklyn Charter High School Lands 77,000-Square-Foot Campus
Launch High School will relocate to the former Catholic school site in July 2027 under a 15-year lease.

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Launch High School will relocate to the former Catholic school site in July 2027 under a 15-year lease.

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