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What’s Right With Our Schools, Ms. Ann Boston, Griffith Elementary

SEQUATCHIE COUNTY, Tenn. (WDEF) – A familiar and beloved face is stepping away from the halls of Griffith Elementary School in Sequatchie County—one that has shaped generations with patience, kindness, and an unwavering devotion to children. Ms. Ann Boston, a paraprofessional who began her career in 1969, is saying farewell after an astounding 56 years…