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This document provides expectations and policies for Lakeshia Allen's reading and math class at Vicksburg Intermediate School for the 2016-2017 school year. It outlines her philosophy of education emphasizing a positive attitude and student ownership of learning. It also details the attendance policy, grading scale, homework policy, re-do policy, dress code, and an "I Am" writing activity.
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