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Dear Mr. Greer,

Troy father and I thank you for support you have given troy. Troy is one of the many children who have trouble learning. Being organized and staying focused is his biggest problems. The things that has helped most is your website. Either I or my older children checks your website every night to see what troy needs to do. Thank you, Mr. Greer, for being one of the teachers who cares.
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