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🚨 WOMAN JUST FOUND HER GATE PROGRAM BINDER FROM THE ’90s — NOW PEOPLE ARE ASKING WHAT THESE KIDS WERE REALLY BEING TRAINED FOR A woman who says she was in the GATE gifted program in the ’90s just found her old binder and what’s inside has former GATE...

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