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Mystery reader visits first graders at GW

Posted Wednesday, November 2, 2011 12:42 pm

Courtesy West Hempstead Schools

First grade students at the George Washington School who participated in the West Hempstead Elementary School Summer Reading Program were greeted on Oct. 26 by a mystery reader — West Hempstead High School Principal Daniel Rehman, who had been principal of the Chestnut Street kindergarten center last year.

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Mystery reader visits first graders at GW

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