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Loara Elementary teacher named one of five 2027 California Teachers of the Year

Wendy Saldivar, who teaches fifth-grade Spanish dual immersion in Anaheim, earned a 2027 state teaching honor. Orange County kindergarten teacher Brittany Walters was selected as a state finalist.

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