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Back To School Night

September 24, 2024
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Kale Cunningham
Posters created by Chemistry and Physics Club and Math Club on display for parents and students. “I think that [back to school night] creates a certain comfort level with the parents and the guardians to know that…their kids are going to be okay,” social studies teacher Andy Merritt said. 

 

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