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Founded by Sandy Arroyo in
1991, The Classroom was initially created as a student
resource. It provided tips, instructions and internet
materials for his students. Soon his fellow teachers asked
for the same help. Eventually it
expanded to help all students, teachers and parents. With
the help of David Kennedy, Terry Mulrooney and Audrey
Kennedy it is now an internationally recognized award winning site with almost 900 pages.
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Founded by Sandy Arroyo in
1991, The Classroom was initially created as a student
resource. It provided tips, instructions and internet
materials for his students. Soon his fellow teachers asked
for the same help. Eventually it
expanded to help all students, teachers and parents. With
the help of David Kennedy, Terry Mulrooney and Audrey
Kennedy it is now an internationally recognized award winning site with almost 900 pages.
