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School in session, but learning, honoring Veterans on their day Agrees with Peggy Fudge's idea George Kolbenschlag writes: I think Peggy Fudge's idea for veterans' day is right on. Another day off is just another day off and accomplishes little except inconveniencing working parents. Make it a time of reflection and learning about why we have a day honoring our veterans. And do it across the entire spectrum of classes. - George KolbenschlagComments re article 81351 A New Approach to observing Veterans Day In the Schools This story was posted on 2016-02-27 10:04:59
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