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VDOE reviews SwimRVA compliance plan after 9-year-old drowned at unlicensed camp
The Virginia Department of Education is reviewing SwimRVA's compliance plan after the state found the unlicensed summer camp was operating when a 9-year-old boy drowned at its North location in June.
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