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To: Bearcatbob who wrote (336779)12/1/2009 2:05:34 PM
From: KLP  Respond to of 793845
 
That was my point. She chose to bring extra materials because she was no doubt a good teacher. My MIL and SIL did the same thing....Both brought lots of support and decorative materials to the classroom. Even sometimes basic supplies. But still, I think it is the School District's job to provide basic teaching aids, like text books, chalk, etc. As students from k-12, we had always to bring our own paper, pencils/pens, coloring materials, etc.


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