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November 20, 2009 Cleveland, Tennessee
EDUCATION
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Paint the town pink
Charleston Elementary School recently participated in the “Paint the Town Pink” Day for breast cancer awareness. Teachers and students all wore pink to the Lee University “Volley for the Cure.” Photo submitted -
Stuart Elementary
Bradley County EMS personnel Ryan Cooke and Christie Hardin recently brought an ambulance and spoke to George R. Stuart Elementary students about being paramedics during the elementary school’s career day. Photos submitted -
Michigan Ave.
Michigan Avenue Elementary fifth grade students in Mr. Heller’s class were very patriotic Wednesday when they honored Veteran’s Day by wearing red, white and blue and writing letters to U.S. troops overseas. Students at the school write to troops throughout the year, with an increase in letters during Sept. 11, Veteran’s Day and other patriotic remembrance days. From left are Madison Mabe, Zach Eslinger, Tommy Decook, Tori Arthur, Cassie Connelly and Cooper Abel.
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