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Oscar Salazar, who is a fifth-grader at Keeling Elementary School, releases a dove during a peace conference for Amphitheater School District fifth-graders.
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Painted Sky Elementary fifth-grader Daniel Cooke releases a dove during the peace conference held at Copper Creek Elementary School last week. Ten fifth-graders from other schools in the Amphitheater School District partook in discussions about rumor spreading, bullying, gossiping, doing the right thing, cyber bullying and laws concerning those activities.
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Students and faculty watch as white doves, that were recently ceremoniously released, come together in the skies above Copper Creek Elementary School last week.
Photo by Tim Amalong, Double Eagle Aviation.
Fifth-grade students from the Amphitheater School District formed the Ben's Bells "be kind" logo at Copper Creek Elementary School last week.Â
Posted: Wednesday, February 6, 2013 4:00 am | Updated: 9:32 am, Wed Feb 6, 2013.
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Last week, 10 fifth-graders from the schools in the Amphitheater School District partook in discussions about rumor spreading, bullying, gossiping, doing the right thing, cyber bullying and laws concerning those activities.
Posted in News on Wednesday, February 6, 2013 4:00 am. Updated: 9:32 am.
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