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Local students participate in elections
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Washington Street School K-5 students participated in the presidential election by casting their votes on Nov. 6. Students signed their names to receive a ballot and entered the private booths to choose their presidential candidate. Student votes predicted President Obama would serve an additional term.
Washington Street School K-5 students participated in the presidential election by casting their votes on Nov. 6. Students signed their names to receive a ballot and entered the private booths to choose their presidential candidate. Student votes predicted President Obama would serve an additional term.
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Washington Street School K-5 students participated in the presidential election by casting their votes on Nov. 6. Students signed their names to receive a ballot and entered the private booths to choose their presidential candidate. Student votes predicted President Obama would serve an additional term.



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louisblong
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November 27, 2012
This certainly is no surprise, after all, odds are that the teacher was Obamas campaign manager and Romney was not represented, the sad part is that these very children will be the ones to suffer while paying off the massive debt that will be Obamas legacy.

Wish they had a better education that, according to statistics, they are getting in our school system.

bless their little hearts.

louis b long et al.
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