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The letter provides a strong recommendation for Laci Cedeno for a teaching position. As an administrator, the author supervised Laci for close to a decade at South Broward High School. Laci was recognized as a bright, helpful colleague who collaborated well with other teachers. As a leader, she wrote curriculum, coached new teachers, and organized a community food drive that fed over 100 families. The author highly recommends Laci for her mastery of English, caring nature, and passion for student results.
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