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The document outlines the coordinators and teachers for various language courses being offered during the summer of 2008 and January/July 2009, including American Sign Language (ASL) 9 & 10, Foundations in Spanish 7, and Chinese. It provides information on special education focuses, checkpoints, topics covered, resources and assessments for the different courses.
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