Christine Marsh

High School english teacher at Cactus Shadows High School.

High School english teacher at Cactus Shadows High School in Arizona. She was awarded Arizona Teacher of the Year in 2016

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Teachers are mad as hell in several red states. They’re walking out over cuts in pay and reductions in classroom support.

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Teachers are mad as hell in several red states. They’re walking out over cuts in pay and reductions in classroom support.

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