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Mike
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- First Name:
- Mike
- Last Name:
- Smith
- Hometown:
- Lafayette
- School/Organization Name:
- Lafayette School Corporation
- Job Title:
- teacher of 8th grade US History & Senior US Government
- City:
- Lafayette
- State:
- Indiana
- Quotable:
- "What sculpture is to a block of marble, education is to an human soul." - Joseph Addison
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I have family up in that area,
I don't know exactly what it is you want for the kids while they are here, but, if you want to bring them down to New York ave. I'll bring them up to our building and show them a little of what we do here at the forum.
(We are right down from the smithsonian so if you are planning on going there its just a few blocks down the street)
We are always looking for feedback from students aswell as teachers.
my phone number here at work is 202-478-4508
and my email is riley1691@yahoo.com
Looking forwar to hearing back from you,
Riley
I did my undergraduate work at Purdue, so it's nice to see a Lafayette-er (or is that Lafayette-ian?) here. I'd love to hear any ideas you might have for how The Five Freedoms Project and Network can support you in your work.
I see you've added a photo, but it's not in your Profile. If you go to your page ("My Page") in the navigation bar under the Five Freedoms banner, you'll see the grey silhouette of your profile on the right. Just under that it says "Change my photo or Theme." If you click on "My Photo," it will take you to a page titled "My Settings - Profile." Under your name, you'll see "Profile Photo" - this is where you can upload your photo so it shows up for your Profile.
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