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QVSD continues student outreach

May 21, 2020 1:30 am

(Lonnie Archibald/for Forks Forum)

Above, due to the school closures, free lunches were being handed out on a rainy day in April at the Forks High School.

Below, class homework is both handed out and received at the Forks Intermediate School in April.

(Lonnie Archibald/for Forks Forum)

(Lonnie Archibald/for Forks Forum)

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