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Forget Columbus-We Celebrate the World Travelers from Global Glimpse
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Monte was visited by three students from Northampton High and one of their teachers who have taken advantage of the Global Glimpse experience.

Jett traveled to the Dominican Republic, Mary traveled to Ecuador, and Sebastian traveled to Panama. The teacher, Jeromie Whalen, Technology teacher at Northampton High, led the Ecuador group. Hear what the trip meant to them and how it might be right for your high school junior.

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