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Crabapple Lane squad wins Econ Games - The Citizen

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The 5th graders from Crabapple Lane Elementary came out on top at the Econ Games held at the Federal Reserve Bank in Atlanta. There were a total of 6 teams from Crabapple Lane, North Fayette, and Peeples competing against students from schools across metro Atlanta. Crabapple Lane won Gold in the 5th grade division. The champion Cardinals are Isla Etherington, Jayda Harris-Cabell, Tara Rowland, and Reagan Steele. They are coached by Jill Earnhart…

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Crabapple Lane squad wins Econ Games - The Citizen

The 5th graders from Crabapple Lane Elementary came out on top at the Econ Games held at the Federal Reserve Bank in Atlanta. There were a total of 6 teams from Crabapple Lane, North Fayette, and Peeples competing against students from schools across metro Atlanta. Crabapple Lane won Gold in the 5th grade division. The champion Cardinals are Isla Etherington, Jayda Harris-Cabell, Tara Rowland, and Reagan Steele. They are coached by Jill Earnhart…

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