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Anthony P. Cavanna

October 05, 2004 1 min read
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Anthony P. Cavanna

Anthony P. Cavanna has been named a principal research scientist and the vice president for education systems design for the American Institutes for Research and New American Schools, which are set to complete a merger in January.

Formerly the superintendent of the 3,400-student Fort Lee, N.J., school district, Mr. Cavanna, 54, began his new position last month.

The Washington-based AIR is a nonprofit research organization, and New American Schools is a national school reform group based in Alexandria, Va.

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