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STUDENT/PARENT HANDBOOK 2014-2015 (All Changes/Additions are in red) Own it! UNIVERSITY CITY HIGH SCHOOL CENTURIONS Revised August 2014 UNIVERSITY CITY HIGH SCHOOL 6949 Geneses Ave., San Diego, CA

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