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Boy in the striped pajamas
Dina Moreno

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Report Card Marks Semester 1 Progress 1 Period Course Teacher Comments 1 1003S1-2 English 11 Ault Jr., N

2 1502S1-14 US History Cook, R

3 7565S1-1 Culinary Arts Carter, R

4 2718S1-3 Walk for Fitness McOsker, J

5 4011S1-8 Spanish 2 De La Cruz, O

6 2004S1-12 Algebra 2 Lahti, D

Semester 1 Progress 2 Period Course Teacher AC Comments 1 1003S1-2 English 11 Ault Jr., N B

2 1502S1-14 US History Cook, R B 3 7565S1-1 Culinary Arts Carter, R B- 4 2718S1-3 Walk for Fitness McOsker, J A- 5 4011S1-8 Spanish 2 De La Cruz, O B 6 2004S1-12 Algebra 2 Lahti, D C

Semester 1 Progress 3 Period Course Teacher AS Comments 1 1003S1-2 English 11 Ault Jr., N NG 2 1502S1-14 US History Cook, R

3 7565S1-1 Culinary Arts Carter, R

4 2718S1-3 Walk for Fitness McOsker, J

5 4011S1-8 Spanish 2 De La Cruz, O

6 2004S1-12 Algebra 2 Lahti, D NG

Semester 1 Period Course Teacher AC Comments 1 1003S1-2 English 11 Ault Jr., N B 2 1502S1-14 US History Cook, R C+ 3 7565S1-1 Culinary Arts Carter, R B 4 2718S1-3 Walk for Fitness McOsker, J A- 5 4011S1-8 Spanish 2 De La Cruz, O B
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