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Kamiakin Junior High School ninth graders Natasha Szilagyi (left) and Rachel Kurtz worked with the Relay for Life as part of their CAPstone project. - Courtesy photo
Kamiakin Junior High School ninth graders Natasha Szilagyi (left) and Rachel Kurtz worked with the Relay for Life as part of their CAPstone project.
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Kamiakin freshmen present volunteer projects


May 28 2008

On May 21 Kamiakin Junior High held its annual CAPstone night. All of Kamiakin’s ninth grade students are responsible for researching a need in the community, then volunteering a minimum of 15 hours with an organization that addresses this need.

Students prepared presentations with pictures and summaries of what they accomplished, and learned, during the process.

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