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The kids have had the pleasure of having Makenzie Bulechek observing in the classroom for three weeks.  Makenzie is going through Buena Vista to earn a degree in elementary education.  She needed to observe 90 hours of classroom instruction in order to complete one of the requirements to earn her degree.  She is currently taking a math course under Putnam County's very own retired teacher, Gloria Smith.  Gloria even taught Third Grade in the same room that Makenzie is observing in!  How cool is that??!!  Putnam County wishes Makenzie Bulechek the best in earning her teaching degree!