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Brief But Spectacular: Nina Pagano

Kenna Beban and Grace Newby|December 14, 2017|201 Views

Woodside encourages students to separate their trash into three sub-categories: compost, recycling, and trash. The bright colors catch students attention and remind them to dispose of their waste in the correct bins.

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The swim team

The swim team

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The softball team

The girls basketball team

The girls basketball team

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Brief But Spectacular: Nina Pagano