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LFK Graduates 101 5th graders

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6 years ago

May 26, 2020

On May 26, 2020, students from LFK Elementary School in Front Royal held their graduation ceremony, drive-in style. Lines of cars started to form about 1:30 pm on the street in front of the school. With the Warren County Sheriff’s Office leading the way, the graduation ceremony began at 2 pm.

Ginger Newton, a 5th-grade teacher at LFK spoke with our publisher Mike McCool about the event.

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