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First Graders at Robert Rojas Elementary Take Their Pledge

KVIA••Lauren Romero
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Students in the first grade at Robert Rojas Elementary School have participated in a special pledge ceremony aimed at fostering a sense of community and responsibility. This event is significant as it marks a milestone in the students' educational journey, encouraging them to embrace values of respect and commitment. Parents and teachers were present to support the children as they made their pledges, reinforcing the importance of these principles in their daily lives. Such initiatives are crucial for building a positive school culture and enhancing student engagement.

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