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The document discusses the education and characteristics of students from 1st grade to 7th grade at Bondurant-Farrar Schools. Across all grades, the students are described as well-educated and smart, learning subjects like math and science from good teachers. Recess is a feature of elementary school grades, but disappears in middle school. The author particularly enjoys their current grade of 7th.

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Bondurant-Farrar Schools Education By Connor

First Grade In first grade the teachers teach the students a lot of things like math and science. All of our first graders are very well educated. They are smart. They play at recess.

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