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Teachers At The Prep
The finest thing at the Prep, without exception, are the teachers. They express their dedication to the students each and every day with through their words, choices, and actions. Noted for their patience, commitment, and talent, Prep teachers often sacrifice their free time to help students in need. As moderators for clubs and coaches for sport and academic teams, they are present on campus well after the school day ends and seems to enjoy the extracurricular activities as much as the students. Teachers at the Prep also have a sense of humor. Subbing for Mr. Dooley’s freshman class one day, Herr Lynch walked into class with a brisk pace, picked up a marker, and emphatically began writing on the board. Unhappy with his work, he quickly erased
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