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Meet some of the guest bloggers for the Tarrant Institute:
- Keegan Albaugh, The Centerpoint School, Winooski VT
- Jacqueline Drouin, Asian Studies Outreach Program, University of Vermont
- Rep. Diana Gonzalez, Vermont Legislature, University of Vermont Education Dept.
- Lindsey Halman, Essex Middle School, Essex VT
- Jonah Ibson, Harwood Union Middle School, Moretown, VT
- Supanya Khienjarern, Bangkok Christian College, Bangkok, Thailand
- Jen Kravitz, Rutland High School, Rutland VT
- Mary Beth Limanek, Christ the King School, Burlington VT
- Hannah Lindsey, Peoples Academy Middle Level, Morrisville VT
- Jacki McCarty, Harwood Union Middle School, Moretown VT
- Keith Nemlich, Manchester Elementary/Middle School, Manchester VT
- Lauren Parren, Addison Northeast Supervisory Union, Bristol VT
- Adam Provost, fellow, Nellie Mae Partnership for Change
- Alex Shevrin, The Centerpoint School, Winooski VT
- Meredith Swallow, University of Maine, Farmington [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]
- Tricia Stokes, Baltimore County Public Schools, Baltimore MD
- Don Taylor, Main Street Middle School, Montpelier VT
- Nick Tryling, University of Wisconsin-Parkside
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