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Two local educators honored by Voice of Hope

Two local educators honored by Voice of Hope

Yahoo28-01-2025

HAMPTON — Two local educators have been honored for excellence.
Stephanie White, the current grant facilitator at EASTCONN, and Ester Soffer, a former educator with the agency, have been awarded the 2025 Simon Konover Recognition in Holocaust Education from the Voices of Hope.

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