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Dress Up As Your Favorite Book Character for White Ribbon Week

Dress Up As Your Favorite Book Character for White Ribbon Week

March 1st, 2024 /
benjamindr /
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Hey Provost, today for White Ribbon Week our students and staff members chose their favorite book characters and dressed up like that character for school to help remind them to “stay internet safe by reading a book instead.” There are so many great books in the world that allow your imagination to take you to great places and know wonderful characters.

Great job to our awesome students and teachers for showing their online safety and reading abilities!

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