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Take time to be kind

by Terri Ray, VOW staff
Nov 10, 2019
photo or infographic by Terri Ray
The Interact Club is promoting a week of kindness, inclusion, tolerance and service November 11-14, 2019. The club encourages students to join them in the dress up days and to take time to be kind.
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