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Excited chatter and a burst of opinions erupted when Edward Dassian revealed the ballot to his fifth-grade class at the San Diego Unified School District’s Language Academy. The students in ...

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They may not be old enough to make the pass through the polls themselves, but these civically-minded fifth graders say you can go in their stead! This class from the Genesee Community Charter ...

ROCHESTER, N.Y. — A group of fifth graders marched through downtown Rochester on Monday to remind people to vote. The students at Genesee Community Charter School marched down Park and East avenues.

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Rochester, N.Y. (WHAM)— Nearly 500,000 people are registered to vote in Monroe County, and fifth graders at Genesee Community Charter School want to make sure everyone casts their ballot.

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Fifth-grade teacher Cassy Jurgensen said her students’ current reading series focuses on voting and the Constitution — specifically, the 14th and 15th Amendments. “We talked about ...