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Fifth-grade students from Hills-Beaver Creek celebrated their DARE graduation on Monday, April 27, at the Beaver Creek Elementary School. Pictured are (front, from left) Miles Corbin, Ryker Mathers, Mayday Round, Otto Smook, Riley Nath, Chet Wiersema, Elliot Engelkes, (second row) Harper Uittenbogaard, Ellie Metzger, Hunter Cronberg, Oliver Pasch, River Johnson, Rydr Klosterbuer, Jonah Gogue, Cash Gasca, Avery Olson, Ronald Perez Aleman, JJ Ochalib, (third row) Dylan Gehrke, Vivi Tatge, Nora Kellenberger, Rock County Sheriff Matthew Sorenson, Claire Kruger, Harper DeJong, Hadley Bonestroo, Jessamy Dwire, Aubrey Nuffer, Alexis Ogier, Ruthie Opheim, Maylee Rheault, Clara Lange, Renda Berry, Brianna Leuthold, Sarah Engelkes and Rock County Deputy Jeff Stratton. (Contributed photo).

Luverne, Hills-Beaver Creek fifth graders graduate from DARE

Fifth graders in Luverne and Hills-Beaver Creek schools recently graduated from Drug Abuse Resistance Education, or DARE, an educational program that teaches young people about the dangers of drugs and alcohol.

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