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Going Buggy
No need to panic; it was only Grade 2 students putting on their class play, “Going Buggy.” Students represented different bugs and insects, including fireflies, butterflies, and bees and expressed a bug’s eye view on being treated fairly. Grade 2 teachers Catherine Averill and Lorraine Collins said that students have been busy little bees learning their lines, and practicing their moves.
The school watched a performance earlier in the day and then parents were invited to attend later in the day. The play was the bee’s knees!
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Talk about dedication to the cause! Principal Giangreco promised to get slimed if her students rocked the annual PARP reading challenge, and boy, did they deliver!
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It was a special homecoming of sorts for Aidan Polston!
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Students at Grant D. Morse Elementary School finally got to see what was behind the facade wall in their gymnasium with a special inside tour. Once behind the wall they were able to see their school's nearly fully constructed stage.
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