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This document provides information about Ms. Hildebrand's life skills class, including her background and contact information, class objectives and rules, grading and attendance policies, and ways for students to succeed. The teacher's goals are to celebrate student diversity, improve reading and writing skills, and build social studies foundations while sending weekly progress reports and taking occasional educational field trips.
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