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Jomana Al-Hinti of Toledo, Ohio, whose daughter Reema is a second grader in the Ohio Virtual Academy, gives her daughter daily Arabic lessons and twice-weekly Quran lessons that would be much harder to do if she attended a regular school. RNS photo courtesy Jomana Al-Hinti.
Sally Morrow

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(RNS1-jan8) Jomana Al-Hinti of Toledo, Ohio, whose daughter Reema is a second grader in the Ohio Virtual Academy, gives her daughter daily Arabic lessons and twice-weekly Quran lessons that would be much harder to do if she attended a regular school. For use with RNS-VIRTUAL-SCHOOL, transmitted on January 8, 2013, RNS photo courtesy Jomana Al-Hinti.

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