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Scott Prescott
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- Amherst, NH
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- First Name:
- Scott
- Last Name:
- Prescott
- Hometown:
- Amerst, NH
- School/Organization Name:
- QED
- Job Title:
- School Coach
- City:
- Amherst
- State:
- NH
- My Story:
- I have been an educator since I graduated from Dartmouth in 1986. I taught mathematics for the first fourteen years of my career at a variety of schools in NH and CT. The last thirteen years have been spent at Souhegan High School in NH where I taught math, was dean of faculty, and most recently was principal. I am currently working with Kim Carter as a consultant at QED.
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Center for Scholastic Jo…
28 members
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Protocol for Free & Repo…
7 members
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Public Achievement
66 members
The Soapbox
July Question of the Month 2 Replies
What did you learn in your high school years that made you who you are today?
Started by Kim Carter in Question of the Month. Last reply by Kathleen Cushman Aug 8.
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TEDxTeen - Join Literacy
Added by Kim Carter
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The First Amendment
Added by Kim Carter
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