Black River Falls High School
Black River Falls, WI
Name: Julie Tiedens
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Julie Tiedens has taught English and Journalism at Black River Falls High School in Wisconsin for over 15 years. She also advises the school newspaper, yearbook, broadcast staff and serves as the school district’s webmaster.
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