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Signs outside a teacher's door recognize "adopted" student atheletes. "I visited Ms. Key in her classroom on day during the rotational period, and I saw my name on her wall," Journee Glasby, freshman, said. "I got very excited because one of my teachers from before said I was adopted but I didn't know who. I had to find out on my own. It just made me feel like our relationship was special and that I was loved."
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Treating an injured wrist, sophomore Inez Watt Hoven appreciates the hands-on experience the slub offers the most. "I get to learn about how the body works," Watt Hoven said, "and how there are different factors that correlate to each injury."
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New agriculture class provides career opportunities
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Healing Hands
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Olivia Rodrigo beats the sophomore slump
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Students Meet Author After Reading His Book

April 30, 2014

Students in Mrs. Williams’s World Literature class recently Skyped with Mahbod Seraji, author of “Rooftops of Tehran,” the book they recently finished.

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