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At the age of seven, Jess Angelique showed a strong desire to sing. Gifted with a strong voice, she soon found she had the gift of writing music composing her first song five years later. From the age of 12, Jess loved to write music to encourage kids going through the same struggles...
My name is Agent Rose i work for thegovernment in United State of America. I will love to pass this information to all good deaf and honest deaf family that are ready to take good care of 3 years old girl and a 4 years old boy.The kids mother and father came from unknown area and...
It is difficult to replace, even for just a few days, someone as creative, talented, and caring as you. I will be happy to volunteer some of my time in the classroom while you are recuperating and will speak to the principal about it tomorrow. ...
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The history of how this came to be is actually pretty interesting. My great grandfather, Samuelly Heney, was one of the principal investigators into the disappearance of Amelia Earhart, the famed woman aviator whose plane disappeared over the Pacific in 1937. Unlike other investigators, Samuelly ...
"We just need to try to make it a habit to look for people that maybe need our friendship or give people the benefit of the doubt because everybody struggles with something," said Cook. "When [kids] realize this, they do better and they're there for each other." ...
The long-awaited return of the postcards has since sparked new conversations about space exploration and its impact on education. “We couldn’t have asked for a more exciting surprise,” said principal Sue Surine. “This event not only made science tangible for our students, but it also show...