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Proud of Our Differences - 4:30

Julie Porter, Crossroads School Principal

Posted Jan 12, 2018

Crossroads provides the solution to parents of students with learning differences. Crossroads allows K-12 students the opportunity to grow academically and personally, while developing as they reach for the sky, fail; take another shot at it, and succeed. For More Information, please visit Crossroads School, Inc.

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