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July 2019
League of Women Voters Topeka Shawnee County Sends Teachers to Harvard for Civics Education Training
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July, 2019 The League of Women Voters of Topeka Shawnee County (LWVTSC) announces the selection of two local high school teachers, Phillip Wrigley, Topeka High School and Susan Sittenauer, Seaman High School to attend civics education training at the Harvard Business School, August 18 to 20. The Topeka area teachers were awarded grants to attend this 2 ½ day workshop based on an interview and essay writing process conducted by the LWVTSC and the League of Greenwich Connecticut in conjunction with Harvard University and a private donor.
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