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Students from nine New York City schools competed in a ballroom dancing competition. P.S. 128 from Washington Heights won first place after practicing three times a week for four years in the Dancing Classrooms program. The program teaches over 35,000 students in 14 cities ballroom dancing over 10 weeks to build confidence and teamwork, not just dance skills. While P.S. 128 won the top trophy, the founder comforted other students by reminding them that not winning doesn't make them bad dancers.
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Robin Fisher started The Dance Foundation in 1993 to provide dance training and scholarships to young women from underserved communities in Chicago. The program provides full scholarships for dance training at Fisher Dance Center, pairs students with mentors, and assists with academic and health needs for over a decade. It has helped over 250 students become strong, independent women through dance.
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