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How Do We Build A Positive Missisquoi Valley Union School Community?

The purpose of this discussion guide is to create an opportunity for students and adults to talk together, and find ways to make Missisquoi High School a place where everyone feels welcome, comfortable and safe.

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Missisquoi Valley Union Middle School/High School (Vt.)
Contributed by
Carrie Boron
Uploaded
Aug 27, 2008
Tags
cliques
school climate
youth
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High schools
Streams of practice
Collaborative Action
Decision Making

Missisquoi Valley Union Middel School_School Climate discussion guide.pdf (66 KB)

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