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Community - West County
Program honors student helpersPublished 07/14/03
Russett's Nicole Cook wasn't looking for a reward when she signed up to tutor children at a nearby homeless shelter. But after a year spent reading to the youngsters, helping them spell and making them laugh, the home-schooler got a surprise thank-you from her students. It came in the form of handmade notes scribbled across a piece of construction paper that was dotted with the artwork of a dozen elementary-schoolers. "You tell jokes a lot. I like that," a little boy named Casey wrote between crayon marks. "You are a party animal." That brought a laugh form Nicole, a quiet teenager who works with the Families...
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