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This document welcomes students to Mrs. Strojny's math class in room 219 and provides her contact information. It lists the class rules of being prompt, prepared, respectful and positive. The document also notes the supplies needed which include a 1 1/2 inch binder with divider tabs, pencils, calculator and flash drive. It concludes by stating they are going to have a great year.
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- 1. Welcome to Math Plus Mrs. Strojny Room 219 jstrojny@bridge-rayn.org
- 2. •Class Rules • Be Prompt • Be Prepared • Be Respectful • Be Positive
- 3. Supplies Needed • 1 ½ inch binder • 5 divider tabs • Pencils • Calculator • Flash drive
- 4. We are going to have a great year!