January 19, 2010
Georgetown 37, Cedar Park 59
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![Sitting in 6th period, freshman Santhiago Marquez joins his class Zoom call. Marquez came back to school on Sept. 8 with the rest of the freshmen. "[In-person learning] is easier because the first day online we had a whole bunch of technology issues but in the first day of in-person we didn](https://cphswolfpack.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/santhipicfor-article-475x317.jpg)
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