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When you have 51 different birth countries and 35 different native languages represented across four different schools, a joint “Celebration of Nations” event is nothing short of eclectic. For the first time since 2019, the tradition spanning Hopewell Junior School, Hopewell ECS, Union Elementary and for the first time Woodland Elementary, returned to its original in-person format this year.
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A new class buddy system at Union Elementary is forging the path for new friendships across grade levels. For students of Jackie Bender, Kristin Moore and Jeanne Turek, it is doubling as an opportunity to reinforce math and English language arts (ELA) standards.
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