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The English teacher writes a letter to inform Ms. Coyne about communications and assignments for her daughter Beth's sophomore English class this year, including progress reports, report cards, and monthly letters from the teacher, as well as a written assignment every two weeks and an independent study project each term requiring a 500-word report and visual presentation on a selected topic. The teacher looks forward to getting to know Beth and Ms. Coyne throughout the enjoyable and educationally stimulating sophomore English class.
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