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Teacher honored for 30 years of service

Tribune Staff

| May 16, 2018

Printed in the May 16, 2018 edition

Photo by Toni GibbonsFellow teachers from the Snowflake Intermediate School gave retiring fourth grade teacher Donna Porras (second from right) a beautiful plant during the celebration honoring her 30 years as a teacher at the Snowflake Unified School District meeting on May 10. Also pictured are teachers, Tina Evans, Kimberly Scott, Stacy Ward and Snowflake Intermediate School Principal Kim Lewis.