WIN BIG with ESGI!!!

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If you are currently an ESGI user, you already know how awesome it is!  This software has revolutionized the way we assess and differentiate our instruction in our classrooms!

If you are not currently an ESGI user...NOW IS THE TIME TO SIGN UP!  If you register for a FREE trial before May 15, 2018, your normal 60 Day trial will be extended through AUGUST 31, 2018!!!  You'll also get $40 off your first paid year, an ESGI ALL-STAR TEACHER shirt when you purchase, and...(insert drum roll here)...YOU'LL BE ENTERED FOR A CHANCE TO WIN AN ALL EXPENSES PAID TRIP TO A CONFERENCE OF YOUR CHOICE THIS SUMMER!  Two of the conferences you can choose from are TEACH IT San Antonio or SDE's NATIONAL I TEACH Conference in Las Vegas!

All you need to do is click the ESGI banner to the right to sign up for your FREE trial!  That will automatically enter you using my promo code: TEACHERSLEARN2

GOOD LUCK!  Hope to see some of you on the road at Teach It, Differentiating From The Start, or Nationals!  For more info on those conferences. visit www.sde.com.

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