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4 The Villager July 6, 2018 nhvillagernewspaper.com

Hopkinton High students
grow vegetables to

This foat from the Concord Christian Academy was an attractive hit at the Hopkinton July 4th parade. stock Food Pantry

Even a broken wrist does not slow down Addie
Locke as she picks the greens from Hopkinton High’s
GROW boxes and then takes the lettuce, spinach,
4 arugala, grown by the students of the program to
Paula Simpkins at the Food Pantry to be set out for
people to take and enjoy. See more regarding the
GROW ( Grow a Row of Goodwill) program at www.
thegrowprogram.org

Stonebridge Montessori celebrates frst three original graduates

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Stonebridge Montessori has had the opportunity to Montessori classroom. Ms. Jenna Colby has been grateful
congratulate its first three graduates that have been with the for the opportunity to teach them for the last three years
school since its opening in June of 2015 three years ago. and is excited to see them move on to the first grade after
The three students were Chelsea LaPlante from Bennington, Kindergarten at Stonebridge. Ms. Jenna says the students leave
Aubrielle Fournier and Olivia Cooper from Deering. These her school well prepared for first grade both academically
three wonderful students have learned grace and courtesy, and socially. Ms. Jenna could not have been more proud
3.5” x 2.5” | Maximum Font Size: 30 pt in the of her students on graduation day, noting “It is such a
independence, self-esteem and respect as taught
privilege to have the trust
of the parents and that they
have chosen to keep their
What's important children at Stonebridge.”

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