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Aim and fire: Archery program formed for middle academy students (The Franklin Press)

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Carissa Shelton has been shooting archery for a couple years. While talking with some of her students in her agriculture forestry class this drop the idea came up to get an archery club started a ...

Carissa Shelton has been shooting archery for a couple years. While talking with some of her students in her agriculture forestry class this drop the idea came up to get an archery club started at Macon Middle School.

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