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Some staff say new elemental schedule worth trade-offs (The Ames Tribune)

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Kindergarten students at Kate Mitchell Elementary School played calm games in the hallway on a recent Friday afternoon waiting for the gym to plain like students said goodbye to retiring physical ...

Kindergarten students at Kate Mitchell Elementary School played calm games in the hallway on a recent Friday afternoon waiting for the gym to plain like students said goodbye to retiring physical education teacher Kathryn Gundlach.

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