Lessons learned on top of the world
From left, Andy and Marita Diffenbaugh approach the top of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Africa, the largest freestanding mountain rise in the world at about 19,340 feet. Photo courtesy of Marita Diffenbaugh
The Diffenbaughs had a team of 15 locals help them up the journey on Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Africa. Photo courtesy of Marita Diffenbaugh
Marita Diffenbaugh, second from left, principal of the new charter school in Post Falls, Elevate Academy North, stands at the top of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Africa, with her husband Andy, third from left. The team included locals from Top Climbers, Mpemba on the far left Lema on the far right. Photo courtesy of Marita Diffenbaugh
The team spent seven days on Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Africa, the largest freestanding mountain rise in the world at about 19,340 feet. Photo courtesy of Marita Diffenbaugh
POST FALLS — Marita Diffenbaugh knows how low a person can feel no matter how high they are....
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