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The RISE Activities document discusses a variety of enrichment programs and events for students. It outlines upcoming science fairs, art showcases, and music recitals designed to foster creativity and learning beyond the classroom. Special workshops on coding, engineering, and foreign languages are also highlighted to help students explore new interests and develop important skills.
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