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First, I would like to say thank you for reading this letter. I am a college student enrolled in a teacher education program. This program requires all teacher candidates to complete a series of preclinical classroom experiences prior to student teaching. I am required to do 60 hours of Pre-Clinical Observation at a school in a general education 1st through 5th grade classroom in September. I am writing this letter to ask if I could complete my observation hours at Puyallup Cascade Christian School. This would be a great honor and opportunity for both my personal and academic endeavors.
Personally, my desire to observe classes at Puyallup Cascade Christian are a direct reflection of God’s will in my life. I am a born-again Christian and
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