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Hi Im new here! My name is Jayda! I am a first year teacher!! I currently am in a school district where I will be teaching ASL at 3 different high schools so I will be traveling all day! Im excited to start this journey and really get to learn about myself and these students! I was a substitute this year and mainly subbed at one of the high schools. I gained so many relationships with staff, connections with students, and learned so much about myself! I did find out at one of the schools I will have a classroom of my own so I am so excited! Anything would and will help and be greatly appreciated! ✏️🤟🏾💕
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