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The document outlines the schedule for Week 3 of school in September 2013. It notes that there was no school on Monday, September 2nd for Labor Day and Thursday, September 5th for teacher planning. The rest of the days that week had a Gladiator Word of the Day and SAT Question of the Day, with answer keys provided for Tuesday and Wednesday.
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