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State High’s Fall Fest

Ainsley Laws, Staff Writer
November 2, 2024
Maddie Titus holding a bin filled with sticky notes smiling next to a high table. Paige Adams and Helena Woskob are sitting at the high table next to Maddie Titus smiling too.
State High juniors Paige Adams and Helena Woskob smile with 10th-12th grade counselor Maddie Titus. Titus shared her thoughts on Fall Fest. “It’s a great way for me to get out of my office and connect with students in a way that’s outside my office,” Titus said. State High’s end of the first marking period Fall Fest event is aimed to connect students.
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State High juniors Paige Adams and Helena Woskob smile with 10th-12th grade counselor Maddie Titus. Titus shared her thoughts on Fall Fest. "It's a great way for me to get out of my office and connect with students in a way that's outside my office," Titus said. State High's end of the first marking period Fall Fest event is aimed to connect students.
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