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Seasoned international educator finds new home in Wrangell

Summary by Wrangell Sentinel

After 22 years shaping minds in classrooms across the globe, Joshua Garrett is bringing his wealth of international education experience to Wrangell, where he has started work as schools superintendent. The decision to return to the U.S. came after a poignant moment in the summer of 2024. "I'm not ashamed to admit that I bawled like a baby," Garrett said, recalling sending his...

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Wrangell Sentinel

Seasoned international educator finds new home in Wrangell

After 22 years shaping minds in classrooms across the globe, Joshua Garrett is bringing his wealth of international education experience to Wrangell, where he has started work as schools superintendent. The decision to return to the U.S. came after a poignant moment in the summer of 2024. "I'm not ashamed to admit that I bawled like a baby," Garrett said, recalling sending his...

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