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Mrs. Lock Reflection
This week we are talking about Mrs. Lock. Mrs. Lock is are 8th grade pre-ap english teacher here at LMSW. Mrs. Lock has 6 classes and is very busy keeping up with all her work and helping students. I know Mrs. Lock is almost like a superhero she is so awesome! She went to Mary Herd Baylor for college. Now let’s see what else Mrs. Lock likes to do.

Mrs. Lock has been teaching for 4 years. In those 4 years she has only taught at life school. Mrs. Lock is barely ever gone from work, she only misses days if she/her son is sick or if she has something to do at the district for teaching. Mrs. Lock is married with her son Milo who is almost 1. She has 2 dogs and a cat that she considers to be part of her family not really pets. Mrs. Lock even enjoys

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