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Mrs. Meyer Case Study
Mrs. Meyer has been an asset to the guidance department and school community since she beginning her tenure in the fall of 2012. She works closely with the Director of Special Services, the Child Study Team, and the Vice Principals who have only given their high praises of her work. Parents and students alike have also called or commented on how much she has assisted them. It is with great pleasure to recommend her for
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