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March 17, 2015November 6, 2015

Clean Air Campaign’s “Young Lungs at Work” Art Competition

Through the end of February, SPARK students are invited to participate in the Clean Air Campaign’s “Young Lungs at Work” Art Competition. Students have participated each year in their Environmental Science classes and last year we even had a winner – 1st grader, Brayden Derijke!

Projects are due to Ms. Mobley by Friday, March 27th!

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