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FILE - This March 4, 2014 photo provided by the Southwest Multi County Correction Center via the Bismarck Tribune shows 30-year-old Thomas Sander, the principal of Trinity High School in Dickinson, N.D. Sander is in custody on charges of arson and endangerment by fire after being accused of setting fire to the school on March 3. He is due back in court April 21 and could enter pleas then to the charges. Students at the school that was shut down after the fire are back in class this week in other buildings. (AP Photo/Southwest Multi County Correction Center via the Bismarck Tribune, File)

Students at burned ND school return to classes

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Acting principal named for Trinity High School

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Juvenile arrested in North Dakota high school fire

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Dickinson Catholic School vice president Rev. Patrick Schumacher stands inside the fire damaged Trinity High School on Wednesday, March 5, 2014. The high school suffered major damage from the fire and will not be in use for the duration of the school year. (AP Photo/The Tribune, Tom Stromme)

Official says accused principal came recommended

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This March 4, 2014 photo provided by the Southwest Multi County Correction Center via the Bismarck Tribune shows 30-year-old Thomas Sander, the principal of Trinity High School in Dickinson, N.D. Sander is in custody on charges of arson and endangerment by fire after being accused of setting fire to the school. Both felonies carry a maximum punishment of 10 years in prison. (AP Photo/Southwest Multi County Correction Center via the Bismarck Tribune)

Principal charged with setting fire to ND school

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