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Tania Curtiss: Personal Narrative

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Good afternoon, Thank you again for allowing me to join this awesome initiative. Due to joining a bit later than the other candidates, my name wasn 't listed on the sign-in sheet and I am pretty sure you didn 't have access to my email. Please send all email communication to both my personal (tanfor08@gmail.com) and my work (tania.ford@detroitk12.org0 email. Sincerely, Tania Curtiss

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