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The Meadows supports American Heart Association

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<p>St. Nicholas- St. Mary&#8217;s second-grade class completed a science unit on changing and growing. They chose a baby animal and its parent and wrote on different ways they changed and grew. <ins>Second-grade teachers are Mrs. Janine Halchak and Ms. Patty Perry.</ins> Participating students, from left, first row, are: Bianca Grimshaw, Ryleigh Williams, Amirah Edwards and Kaitlyn Brogan. Second row: Ruth Young, Kaden Sepkoski, Katie Genovese and Brayden Isaacs.</p><style>
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Students explore science of changing and growing