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Fresno Trustee Susan Wittrup Discusses Keys to Improving Student Literacy
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September 8, 2023

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Fresno Unified Trustee Susan Wittrup helped facilitate a school community event at Tenaya Middle School to engage parents in their students’ education. She focused the event on improving student literacy and achieving the district’s goal of having all students able to demonstrate reading skills in the first grade.

GV Wire’s Jahz Tello produced this video in collaboration with reporter Nancy Price.

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