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Friday, March 30, 2007

Thanks Teachers!



It's Teacher Appreciation Day at Children's Village (the preschool/daycare Nora attends). A huge thank you to all of the staff that have been so wonderful to our daughter over the years (since Nora was 18 months old!). We feel very blessed to know she is in such a loving, engaging, and fun environment during her days.

Special thanks to Molly Skuse who has brought major positive changes to the school during her time as Director. And a "ginormous shout out" to the teachers in the preschool: Dana, Patricia, Rachael, Regina, Cuc, Sandra, George and Kamisha (hope I got them all, and apologies for any misspellings!).



Posted: 3/30/2007 07:13:00 AM

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