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This document provides information for parents about an upcoming open house for Mrs. Spearman's class. It includes details about communication methods, conferences, attendance policies, the daily class schedule, supplies needed, grading practices, homework expectations, and important dates for the school year. Behavior and technology used in the class are also outlined.
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