Favorite Judson Memory:

Nov 16, 2014

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Educator – Kevin Hans. Then. Now. Judson HS - Class of 2005. Favorite Judson Memory:

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Educator – Kevin Hans Then Now Judson HS - Class of 2005 Favorite Judson Memory: “Winning the State Championship title in 2002. I was in the band and the emotional roller coaster during the game was priceless. Just when we thought we lost, there was a hail mary throw and we won!” Kevin Hans is a 1st Grade Teacher at Park Village Elementary

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