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Today, our little learners from Nursery to Class 2 enjoyed a beautiful riverside outdoor trip — a perfect blend of education, exploration, and fun. From observing nature to sharing moments with friends, the world became their classroom today. 🌎💛 Golden Eagle School – Because learning flows, just like the river. | Golden Eagle School

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At twelve years old, Ethan Miller had grown used to being the only Black student in the seventh-grade honors program at Westbrook Middle School. He was used to the curious glances, the hesitant questions, the subtle doubt behind people’s eyes. But nothing prepared him for what happened the morning he walked toward the honors wing and a security officer stopped him cold. Officer Randall Pierce grabbed Ethan hard by the arm. “Where do you think you’re going?” he demanded. “Students aren’t allowed