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Bill Lamperes is the director of Transitional Services in the Peoria Unified School District #11, in Glendale, Arizona. He is engaged in the process of inventing several alternative programs for the district including redesigning summer school, community education, alternative schools, and the creation of a high-tech high school. He has taught elementary, junior high and senior high school social studies, was a social studies curriculum specialist for ten years, and served as a high school principal for twelve years.
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