The word "community" became a refrain in remarks by school and government dignitaries, and the community turned out in force for festivities that showcased student talent.
Parking overflowed into neighboring Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts as attendance rose to about 400 parents, grandparents, school officials and community leaders.
In this first year, 111 students in sixth and seventh grades are enrolled in the Bates...
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