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Wine Time Yakima - Episode Five Betty Zuniga

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Betty Zuniga, an educator with the ESD 105 team, will be the featured guest on this week's episode of Wine Time Yakima. The live broadcast is scheduled for 7:00 pm on August 2nd on KIMA's YouTube Channel. Zuniga will share her inspiring journey from a disinterested student to a dedicated teacher who brings joy to learning in Toppenish classrooms. Her focus on celebrating student success highlights the importance of fostering a positive educational environment. Past episodes of Wine Time Yakima are available for viewers to watch at their convenience.

The show encourages audience engagement by inviting suggestions for future guests through email at tips@kimatv. com. This episode underscores the impact of educators in shaping student experiences. It also reflects the community's commitment to celebrating local achievements in education.

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