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May 29--There are all kinds of ways to proceed with skinning the cat of making schools more effective. One approach favored by an organization funded by a certain Seattle-area computer mogul -- meaning that it is well-funded indeed -- involves downsizing high schools and orienting them toward specific career-related themes. The hope and expectation is that more young people, with that kind of high school experience, will be in a position to move on successfully into further education at some level. Post-high school education, the folks at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation believe, is essential in today's highly competitive economy. North Carolina has become a…