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The teacher, along with her students, (is, are) determined to have a good year.

The teacher, along with her students, (is, are) determined to have a good year.
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The teacher, along with her students, (is, are) determined to have a good year.

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are

Since you are talking about more than 1 person which makes it plural, you would use are.

Are= plural
Is= singular
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