Blazer Admin Min, E6, Senior Capstone '24

Episode 6 of the Greer Middle College Charter High School podcast, hosted by Greer Middle College, titled "Blazer Admin Min, E6, Senior Capstone '24" was published on February 6, 2024 and runs 10 minutes.

February 6, 2024 ·10m · Greer Middle College Charter High School

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Listen to hear what our current Senior Capstone students should be doing and will be doing soon, to complete their GMC capstone requirement.

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Listen to hear what our current Senior Capstone students should be doing and will be doing soon, to complete their GMC capstone requirement.

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