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High school for underserved youth moving to donated building Downtown

Cristo Rey Atlanta Jesuit High School will move from its Midtown location into a donated Downtown building in 2017. (Rendering from Robertson Loia Roof, PC)
Cristo Rey Atlanta Jesuit High School will move from its Midtown location into a donated Downtown building in 2017. (Rendering from Robertson Loia Roof, PC)
By Becca J G Godwin
Sept 27, 2016

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