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High school role models share wisdom with Massapequa sixth graders

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Sixth graders got advice from the experts on how to master the intricacies of middle school and high school during presentations by Massapequa’s Student Advisory Council on Feb. 5 and Feb. 6. The group consists of student government and class officers from Massapequa High School’s Ames and main campuses. They spent several weeks preparing presentations on topics for their younger peers at Berner Middle School. Students visited the library during…

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High school role models share wisdom with Massapequa sixth graders

Sixth graders got advice from the experts on how to master the intricacies of middle school and high school during presentations by Massapequa’s Student Advisory Council on Feb. 5 and Feb. 6. The group consists of student government and class officers from Massapequa High School’s Ames and main campuses. They spent several weeks preparing presentations on topics for their younger peers at Berner Middle School. Students visited the library during…

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