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Aloha Monday Kaimiloa Ohana!

LAST CHANCE Please help yourself to Teacher Enjoyables - help yourself to any book on the shelves (this collection will be replaced with the guided reading books from the lunchroom.)  These books are located in the workroom. You have until this Friday Dec. 14 to help yourself. What ever is left will be boxed and donated. 

Mahalo,
Michelle Tano :)
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