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• May 13, 2025

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• May 9, 2025

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• May 1, 2025

Disruptive students cause frustration for both teachers and students
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• April 25, 2025

TikTok is a breeding ground for misinformation and should not be used as a news source
Erik Courtney, Business Manager
• April 16, 2025

Drag queens pose no threat to America’s children
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• April 15, 2025

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• April 10, 2025

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• February 28, 2025

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• February 19, 2025
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