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Home > Blogs > Lakota Schools News and Issues > Archives > 2008 > April > 11 > Entry

Way to give back!

By Lindsey Hilty | Friday, April 11, 2008, 02:50 PM

I just wanted to highlight an awesome thing two Hopewell Elementary School girls did this past weekend. The girls, Katie Zenz and Madison Powers, had been studying citizenship in their social studies class. Their teacher, Staci Hathaway, said they talked about what makes a good citizen, and how students their age can contribute to the community. April 5 after spending time at Lakotafest, the girls went by their school and noticed a mess near the recycling bins and the playground. They took it upon themselves to clean it up. Way to go girls! I would love to hear about other great things kids are doing. Feel free to brag about yours and send me tips! Perhaps they may make it into the news!

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