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The English Festival 2018 schedule includes activities for the Junior High School Department from November 14 to December 5. Events include a spelling bee on November 14, an amazing race on November 16, scrabble on November 15, a communication arts expo on November 26, dramatic monologues and spoken poetry on December 4, and a band competition with jazz chant and musical drama on December 5. The theme is "Rediscover, Rekindle, & Relive English Through Communication".
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