2019 SWC - Marie's Reception
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Marie Enax was the 2019-2020 president of the Texas Educational Support Staff Association (TESA). A reception was held for her at the 2019 TESA Summer Work Conference where members from the Rio Grande Valley ESA, Garland ESSA, and Lamar CISD had their pictures taken with President Marie Enax.
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