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This letter provides a recommendation for Brian Goldin from the principal of George B. Armstrong School of International Studies. It describes Mr. Goldin as an excellent teacher with strong classroom management skills and the ability to connect with and help students at all levels. It highlights that he goes above and beyond in his role by starting extracurricular clubs and tutoring to further support students. The letter also commends Mr. Goldin's work ethic, collegiality, and professionalism in meetings and conferences. The principal believes Mr. Goldin's knowledge, character, and enthusiasm make him a valuable asset to any organization.
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