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DMN: Dallas ISD officer learns sign language to communicate with deaf students

DMN: Dallas ISD officer learns sign language to communicate with deaf students

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By The Hub on September 17, 2015 News Briefs

The Dallas Morning News profiles Kimberly Stangarone, a Dallas ISD police officer who learned sign language to be able to communicate with deaf students.

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