180 Days: The 2013-2014 School Year in 3.5 Minutes

Sib Shewit and Ricardo Tucker|June 19, 2014

180 Days from TJTV on Vimeo.

Watch 180 days of school unfold in 3.5 minutes. Congrats Class of 2014! Everyone else…see you in the fall!

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