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DARE Graduation

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July 4, 2024
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A group of people standing next to each other
Officer Lynch, the DARE officer, Chief Cappiello, Rotarians Dr.Neelima Kaushel, Chris Lovejoy and Karen Bellamy

The Woodbridge police department presented an 18 week DARE program to sixth graders at Beecher Road School.  The students were tested after participating and their average score was the highest in the nation!  Woodbridge Rotary purchased pizzas to help them celebrate!

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