93-year-old nun shares experience working in Westchester school for over 50 years
In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, News 12 spoke with Sister Mary Stephen who said she always wanted to be a teacher and is proud to be an educator.
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May 12, 2023, 12:07 PM
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7h agoA 93-year-old nun who has been the principal of Our Lady of Mount Carmel school for more than 50 years shares what it's like to be part of something for so long.
In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, News 12 spoke with Sister Mary Stephen who said she always wanted to be a teacher and is proud to be an educator.
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