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I was struck by the passion and obvious enthusiasm of James Nehring in describing his small "boutique" school in Devens, Mass. ("A Nation of Boutiques," Commentary, Aug. 2, 2000). I can only wonder what traditional schools would be like if the teachers who worked in them displayed equal enthusiasm and optimism.

To the Editor:

I was struck by the passion and obvious enthusiasm of James Nehring in describing his small "boutique" school in Devens, Mass. ("A Nation of Boutiques," Commentary, Aug. 2, 2000 ). I can only wonder what traditional schools would be like if the teachers who worked in them displayed...

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