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Good morning! It's Ann Schimke with Chalkbeat Colorado.
In our featured Q&A today, you’ll meet an award-winning Denver teacher named Shawn Hann. In a couple weeks, she’s taking several dozen students to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, a massive theater festival where her group will perform the musical Legally Blonde, Jr. Read on to learn what motivates Hann.
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A trip to Scotland with 75 teenagers: This Colorado theater teacher wants to make memories
Shawn Hann talked about the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, what she looks for when students audition, and how a student’s devoted mother inspired her to get to know students.
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