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Cumberland Academy Newsletter – December edition

December 24, 2018December 31, 2018 Max and Sandra Desorgher

Cumberland Academy Newsletter

Click on the link above to read our online newsletter, with updates on our work, the Appalachian Refuge Center, World Community Autism Program, videos and extracts from our books and articles.

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