From Classroom to Super Bowl: Union County teacher prepares for the big game as Eagles cheerleader
News 12 caught up with Flanagan before the big game, celebrating her dual role as an educator and a professional cheerleader.
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Feb 4, 2025, 5:58 PM
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2h agoDeanna Flanagan, a dance teacher at Rahway High School, is adding another highlight to her resume as a cheerleader for the Philadelphia Eagles at the Super Bowl.
News 12 caught up with Flanagan before the big game, celebrating her dual role as an educator and a professional cheerleader.
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