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VIDEO: Community Scrambles After Nick Shirley Spotlight, Errors at “Quality Learning Center” Quietly Corrected

Following public attention sparked by independent Journalist Nick Shirley, the Somalis moved quickly this week to correct a long-standing error at the “Quality Learning Center,” fixing the misspelling of the word Learning on the facility’s signage.

The rapid change came after the issue went viral online, reigniting a broader national conversation about accountability, standards, and transparency—especially in communities that receive significant public funding.

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