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Generous grant helps with tile project

We want to take this opportunity to thank the Snohomish Education Foundation for the grant awarded toward our 6th grade tile project at Totem Falls Elementary.

This year our theme is dedicated to patriotism and the spirit of our nation in the face of terrorism and tragedy. Our students look forward to completing this project and it is all made possible by the generosity of the Snohomish Education Foundation.

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Snohomish

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