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March 2023: Megan Stoneham

Megan Stoneham

March 2023

“Megan’s fondness for learning is obvious. She possesses a charming smile and infectious laughter,” says Megan’s teacher, Rhonda Montano. “Her interests include engaging in art projects, playing with kinetic sand, and watching Peppa Pig videos. Notably, Megan consistently completes her assignments with precision and sets a remarkable example for her peers. Additionally, she exudes kindness towards both staff members and fellow students.”

Congratulations, Megan!

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