Samara Olivier Is 'The Teacher And Mentor That Every Child Needs'

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  • Source: Patch
  • 09/19/2023
Ms. Olivier is passionate about teaching and passionate about her students.

If there was a way I could take her through each year of my child's education, I most definitely would! She is both the teacher and mentor that every child needs. I always felt confident that my child was well taken care of in her care.

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