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‘There are no children’: A Greek island has just 2 students left—and its last school is about to close
The sole teacher in the last school on the idyllic Greek island of Kalamos has a shorter list of students every fall. This year, just two.
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The sole teacher in the last school on the idyllic Greek island of Kalamos has a shorter list of students every fall. This year, just two. On Sept. 23, the sixth graders sat at Ntalaka’s table beneath the whiteboard, in front of rows of unused desks and benches.
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