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Interview with ASD4 teachers Ariana Guerrero and Susana Alvarado - Hispanic Heritage Month
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Dr. Nick and Dean sit down with Lincoln School teacher Ariana Guerrero and Indian Trail teacher Susana Alvarado to talk about all things Hispanic Heritage Month! What is Hispanic Heritage Month? Why is this celebration so important, and what does this celebration mean to our students and community? We learn about these questions and more on today's episode of ASDChat4ALL! Come and join us for a chat!
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