Wheatley School program helps students stay connected and prevent regression
As summer winds down, and kids get ready to head back to school, some summer programs have made sure students are still staying connected in an effort to prevent regression.
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Aug 30, 2022, 2:26 PM
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A life skills class at the Wheatley School has done just that over the past few months.
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