Volunteers from New York Cares offer lesson plans and curriculums to P.S. 135
News 12’s Julia Joseph spoke to the group to learn more about the work they are doing for Brooklyn students.
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News 12’s Julia Joseph spoke to the group to learn more about the work they are doing for Brooklyn students.
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