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	The Great Neck school district is among districts on Long Island that have added&nbsp;Asian American curriculum in schools.&nbsp;Jennifer Koo, a social studies teacher&nbsp;at Great Neck South High School, said it&#39;s important to teach the next generation of students about culture.&nbsp;
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