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Student Led Conferences – Student Perspectives

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Brent Spirnak
Published May 22, 2017
A High Tech High North County senior talks about what student led conferences are and how they help students communicate their academic progress to parents and guardians.

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A High Tech High North County senior talks about what student led conferences are and how they help students communicate their academic progress to parents and guardians.

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