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Stallion Startup leader Bailey Smolinski (12) chats with Stanley the Stallion and a freshman during the Stallion Startup Halloween Lunch Activity. At the event, freshmen were given treats and candies, and a scavenger hunt was planted around the school for the 9th graders to enjoy.

Nikki Iyer and Kaitlyn Kittredge
November 2, 2021

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