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This document contains announcements for different grades at R. L. Young school. It announces upcoming events like an honor roll assembly, report cards being distributed, and a spelling bee winner. It encourages students to work hard, come to school, and congratulates winners of the science fair and spelling bee. It also advertises an upcoming dance and mentions kindergarteners writing and reading.
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- 1. February Announcements Kindergarten Third Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade First Grade Second Grade
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- 5. When: February 10 2:45 pm. Where: Mrs. Harris’ Room Don’t miss it! Bring Teacher Tiger Book!
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