5th Grade Participates in Hope of America

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Larsen 5th graders were opportunity to participate in the Freedom Festival Hope of America.  The following is from the Hope of America website: “Hope of America” was created by Kathy MacDonald in 1995 with the support of America’s Freedom Festival in Provo, Utah. Each year nearly 8,000 elementary school children from 100+ schools ( including charter, private, and home schools) come together and present songs of Hope, Service, and Patriotism." We are grateful that our 5th graders got to experience this pat
Larsen 5th graders were opportunity to participate in the Freedom Festival Hope of America.  The following is from the Hope of America website: “Hope of America” was created by Kathy MacDonald in 1995 with the support of America’s Freedom Festival in Provo, Utah. Each year nearly 8,000 elementary school children from 100+ schools ( including charter, private, and home schools) come together and present songs of Hope, Service, and Patriotism." We are grateful that our 5th graders got to experience this pat
Larsen 5th graders were opportunity to participate in the Freedom Festival Hope of America.  The following is from the Hope of America website: “Hope of America” was created by Kathy MacDonald in 1995 with the support of America’s Freedom Festival in Provo, Utah. Each year nearly 8,000 elementary school children from 100+ schools ( including charter, private, and home schools) come together and present songs of Hope, Service, and Patriotism." We are grateful that our 5th graders got to experience this pat
Larsen 5th graders were opportunity to participate in the Freedom Festival Hope of America.  The following is from the Hope of America website: “Hope of America” was created by Kathy MacDonald in 1995 with the support of America’s Freedom Festival in Provo, Utah. Each year nearly 8,000 elementary school children from 100+ schools ( including charter, private, and home schools) come together and present songs of Hope, Service, and Patriotism." We are grateful that our 5th graders got to experience this pat
Larsen 5th graders were opportunity to participate in the Freedom Festival Hope of America.  The following is from the Hope of America website: “Hope of America” was created by Kathy MacDonald in 1995 with the support of America’s Freedom Festival in Provo, Utah. Each year nearly 8,000 elementary school children from 100+ schools ( including charter, private, and home schools) come together and present songs of Hope, Service, and Patriotism." We are grateful that our 5th graders got to experience this pat
Larsen 5th graders were opportunity to participate in the Freedom Festival Hope of America.  The following is from the Hope of America website: “Hope of America” was created by Kathy MacDonald in 1995 with the support of America’s Freedom Festival in Provo, Utah. Each year nearly 8,000 elementary school children from 100+ schools ( including charter, private, and home schools) come together and present songs of Hope, Service, and Patriotism." We are grateful that our 5th graders got to experience this pat
Larsen 5th graders were opportunity to participate in the Freedom Festival Hope of America.  The following is from the Hope of America website: “Hope of America” was created by Kathy MacDonald in 1995 with the support of America’s Freedom Festival in Provo, Utah. Each year nearly 8,000 elementary school children from 100+ schools ( including charter, private, and home schools) come together and present songs of Hope, Service, and Patriotism." We are grateful that our 5th graders got to experience this pat

Larsen 5th graders were opportunity to participate in the Freedom Festival Hope of America.  The following is from the Hope of America website:

“Hope of America” was created by Kathy MacDonald in 1995 with the support of America’s Freedom Festival in Provo, Utah. Each year nearly 8,000 elementary school children from 100+ schools ( including charter, private, and home schools) come together and present songs of Hope, Service, and Patriotism."

We are grateful that our 5th graders got to experience this patriotic event and were able to show respect to our country.