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How is a Student of Concern (SOC) Team different from the SIT/SIP/GEI team we already have?

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Ginger Lewman and Eric Nachtigal dig into how the SOC team is both similar and different from your typical SIT/SIP/GEI teams and how we can keep from labeling kids when possible. Key Strategy SOC Teams RPC

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