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Source: Park Bugle

Compiled by Janet Wight Murray Middle School Submitted by Principal Jamin McKenzie and Parent Involvement Coordinator Stefanie Folkema Seventh grade life science students attended the Belwin fall field experience where they participated in hands-on data collection related to water quality. This activity was related to Murray’s involvement in the Trout in the Classroom program offered by Minnesota Trout Unlimited. All seventh-grade students will take part in a November field trip to the Guthrie Theater to see the musical A Christmas Carol. Twin Cities German Immersion School Submitted by Birte Fretwell, communications and community outreach manager The Twin Cities German Immersion School hosted 30 students and 4 teachers from its partner schools in Schoppingen and Gronau, Germany from Sept. 25 through Oct. 7 as part of its annual German American Partnership Program Exchange.

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