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December 11, 2020

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! The sixth graders learned about Christmas music and completed some activities to prepare for the season!

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Reminders:

  • Friday, December 18th is a noon dismissal.

  • Please have students check their school supplies.  Restock scissors, pencils, and other supplies as needed so students are prepared for lessons.  They should have all their supplies organized for each day of school.


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