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“Making It Count!”: Satilla Elementary hosts first parent/family engagement event

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Satilla Elementary faculty and staff extend a special thanks to all the parents who came out to our first parent/family engagement event on Monday, August 29.

A special thanks goes to Ms. Rebekah Beck for translating for our guest speaker, Mr. Archie Rish, Satilla School Governance Council Member, who shared with parents the importance of being involved and working with their child and their child’s teacher.

Remember, make your days count… “Show Up, Communicate, and Support One Another.”

We look forward to working with you this school year! Remember to make each day count.

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