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Arizona Agribusiness & Equine Center which is one of the highest rated of the charter schools in Arizona. One of the school’s horses which allow the students to learn hands on as well as in the classroom. (Matthew Van Doren/Courier)

Arizona Agribusiness & Equine Center which is one of the highest rated of the charter schools in Arizona. One of the school’s horses which allow the students to learn hands on as well as in the classroom. (Matthew Van Doren/Courier)

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