Holidays on News 12: Students craft holiday wreaths for teachers and classmates in Westbury
The students will deliver those wreaths to teachers and classmates next week.
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Dec 12, 2024, 1:21 PM
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Updated 56 days ago
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19ds agoSome festive crafts are helping bring Westbury students closer!
Students in W.T. Clarke Middle School painted snowmen on pieces of wood, to decorate pine-fresh wreaths.
Teachers tell News 12 this allows students with developmental disabilities to engage with others around the school.
The students will deliver those wreaths to teachers and classmates next week.
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