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Letter To Banneker Case Study

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Dear Sherice, I 'm Diana Castaneda, mother of Gabriel Garcia. We have our interview at Banneker on Wednesday March 9th at 2:00 pm. Unfortunately, we have to travel tomorrow to attend a family matter. We feel very furtunate for this opportunity with Banneker 's community, for this reason I wan to ask you if is possible to rescheduele the interview? We are coming back to DC on Saturday and we are open to your suggestions. Best Regards,

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