Isenberg k kids presentation at salisbury kiwanis luncheon april 8, 2016
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Isenberg's K-Kids club is implementing a service project called Any1Can Walk4Wisdom that benefits schools in South Sudan. K-Kids is a service club for Isenberg's 5th graders that develops leadership and social skills through community service projects like their current effort to support schools in South Sudan.
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