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“We love it,” she said. “We actually live in a neighborhood. I know every neighbor on the street. We know each other’s children. It’s the kind of thing where we’re literally standing on the front porch at dark saying, ‘everybody needs to go to their respective homes.’ They play outside. They’re active.”
“It’s a calling,” she said. “I told my principal [Debra Campbell] today I didn’t choose to be a teacher, it chose me. There were a lot of discussions about it, especially with my father, because he wasn’t sure that it was the best choice. I thought about other things. I thought about law school. But this is what I love.”
“It makes me feels very safe,” she said. “It makes me happy to have that small town, community feel. I like seeing that police car creeping through my cul-de-sac.”
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