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April 4, 2021

By: Chris Worthy
From: Citizen Times

Students Who Make a Difference

This month, we are delighted to feature two Students Who Make a Difference, chosen from nominations received from teachers and school administrators. These fifth graders represent a bright future for us all. They display caring, compassion, a spirit of service and passion about a variety of causes and endeavors. They are leaders, doers and the helping hands of those around them.

Join us in congratulating Claire and Kyler. We can’t wait to see what the future holds for them.

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