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People gather in the gymnasium to hear disability advocate Stephen Hinkle speak on equality and accessibility for people with disabilities. He also highlighted the importance of inclusivity in public education with people from all walks of life.

Kash Shirvanian

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Attendees of Community Compassion Day stop by various booths run by various educational departments. These stations demonstrate the struggles those with disabilities go through daily.

Kash Shirvanian

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A collection of hand drawn and handmade art pieces are made by Sage Creek’s art division classes. Students worked on them throughout all of Trimester 1 to create the pieces.

Ashley Jew

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The drama department’s Costumer helps adjust the living painting. The adjustments helped emphasize the realism of a painting imitating life.

Kai Law

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Families got to view a collection of photos from Sage’s Photography students. Their loved ones and peers were impressed by the images captured.

Ashley Jew

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The tech students are hard at work ensuring the lighting cues occur within time of each performance. The pressure was on for the tech students hoping nothing unexpected would happen during the performance.

Kai Law

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Hear There and Everywhere: Growing Up as an Only Child

Hadley Golden and Juliette D’Eliseo ◊ 21 Views

In this episode of Hear, There and Everywhere, hosts Juliette and Hadley talk about the differences between growing up with siblings vs being an only child. They will cover a list of pros and cons, parenting styles, and more.

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