Students mark Remembrance Day

Students mark Remembrance Day

Nesika Elementary School Grade 1 students recite a poem during the school’s Remembrance Day service held Friday, Nov. 4.

  • Nov. 10, 2016 7:00 a.m.
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Nesika Elementary School Grade 1 students Jason Toop (from left), Electra Cahoose, Keisha William and Dryden Campbell recite a poem during the school’s Remembrance Day service held Friday, Nov. 4, before public school students had the following week off for fall break.

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