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AsHRAF AND HANCOCK) lNSPIRINc; c;REAT MINDS.

WHO BETTER TO HEAD UP ACADEMICS, THAN MRS. DEBBIE ASHRAF

AND MR. WAYNE HANCOCK. THEY BOTH HAVE BEEN THROUGH A LOT.

THEY ARE HERE TEACHING STUDENTS AND INSPIRING GREAT MINDS.

MRs. AsHRAF AND I STARTED
AROUND THE SAME TIME. WE
BOTH WERE FINDING OUR WA

AT FORT WHITE, WHICH SOON
BECAME A FAMILY TO US. I WAS
A FLOATER, FOR THOSE OF YOU
WHO NEVER FLOATED, IT'S A

TEACHER WITHOUT A HOME. OF-
TEN, I WOULD USE THE ANALOGY,
"IT'S LIKE TEACHING A SWIMMING
CLASS WITHOUT A POOL!" I HAD

THE PLEASURE OF FLOATING IN
MRs. AsHRAF's CLASSROOM.
SHE WAS ALWAYS ACCOMMODAT-

ING AND I DON'T EVER RECALL A
TIME WHEN SHE WASN'T SMILING
AND NOW SHE'S STILL SMILING. WE
LOVE You MRs. AsHRAF! MR.
HANCOCK WAS MY PEER TEACHER

AND WHILE HE WAS QUIET HE WAS
VERY HELPFUL. ALL OF HIS STU-
DENTS LOVE HIS TEACHING STYLE

AND HIM. BOTH OF THESE WON-
DERFUL TEACHERS NEVER COM-
PLAIN, THEY GET UP AND DO A JOB
NO MATTER THE DIFFICULTY AND

THEY DO IT WITH PASSION
THEY ARE AN INSPIRATION
TO ALL OF US!

You BOTH ARE
THE BEST OF THE BEST!!
-Ms. WARREN