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Hello Escanaba Junior High School Family!  We sincerely hope you are all doing well through this interesting time in our lives.  This is my first experience with creating a blog, so please be patient as I try to learn quickly!

It is our hope that the blog will create a connection between the students, staff and parents as we go through wild and crazy period.  Please feel free to check into the blog even to say "Hi"!  We miss you and are always wondering how each and everyone of you are doing!  So don't be afraid to share a message.  In the upcoming weeks we will be adding resources, messages, photographs and different exciting things to challenge us all to take positive steps in our lives.     Mrs. Bink and I will be working on the blogs together.  There will be one for the Junior High and one for the Senior High.

We are anxious to hear from you!  Please stay safe!  Please be positive!  Please help others!  Most of all reach for the stars!!

Mr. Pepin

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