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Sue Swaim plans to retire as the executive director of the National Middle School Association on June 30, 2007. Ms. Swaim, 60, has served in this position with the Westerville, Ohio-based group since 1993.

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An earlier version of this story gave the incorrect date for Sue Swaim's planned retirement from the National Middle School Assocation.

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