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Case Study: Francisca HUSD
My name is Francisca H. Montes and I am the TOSA working with the Migrant Program for HUSD. Our recruiters Consuelo Jimenez and Maria Haro would like to meet with some migrant families tomorrow at Cherryland Elementary. Mr. Garcia redirected me to you, to see if you can find space for the ladies to meet with the families. Please advise us if this can be possible.

Looking forward in working with the Cherryland

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