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Harvard-Feeder School That JFK Attended to Borrow $35 Million

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 20 August 2026, 15:07 UTC By Erin Hudson 1 min read
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A Boston-area prep school that taught President John F. Kennedy is planning to borrow almost $35 million to upgrade its classroom and athletics facilities.

A Boston-area prep school that taught President John F. Kennedy is planning to borrow almost $35 million to upgrade its classroom and athletics facilities.
Harvard-Feeder School (ORG) Boston (LOCATION) John F. Kennedy (PERSON)
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