My calendar tells me that I have just under 30 days left in the school year. Not 30 days to chill or take my foot off the peddle. Nope. I have 30 days to make 20 second graders glad that they're going to 3rd grade. For some,sadly, I want them to seriously pray they don't have me next year.
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04/23/2012
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