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Muenster FCCLA students have been busy at work on their “Rachel’s Challenge” program. They did an activity with junior high students to remind them of the anti-bullying pledge they took earlier this year. They passed out paper hands that said “with these hands we can change the world.” The students colored the hands, and the student who created the most outstanding hand won a goodie bag.
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Muenster FCCLA students have been busy at work on their “Rachel’s Challenge” program. They did an activity with junior high students to remind them of the anti-bullying pledge they took earlier this year. They passed out paper hands that said “with these hands we can change the world.” The students colored the hands, and the student who created the most outstanding hand won a goodie bag. Courtesy photo
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February 1, 2013
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