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The document discusses plans for a kick-off event in August to help transition students to a new school. It will welcome new families and start building partnerships between the school and home. When families feel supported by the school, they are more likely to support their child's education. The kick-off will include tours, music, food and activities to involve students, families, and the community to promote positive outcomes like higher graduation rates.
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