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This set of 6 certificates of promotion for students finishing and moving up to Grades 7 to 12. The certificates have fillable text fields for the student’s name, school name, and date. There is also space for the teacher’s signature.
These are a great way to recognize your students for their hard work all year as they move on to the next grade.
This resource includes
* 6 Certificates to be given away to incoming students for Grade 7- 12
* 1 Blank certificate
* Editable means only the text can be edited.
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