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       About the Author
                     Steve Gregor, Ed.D. is the Director of Secondary Education for Washington Township Public Schools. He
                     has served as a high school teacher, technology specialist, curriculum supervisor, middle school principal,
                     and director. He is currently the district's Equity Officer, serves on the ISTE Equity Action Forum, and
                     presents on the topic of school equity.








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