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Religion
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Published
01/20/07
When classes at Mills-Parole Elementary School end for the day, Eden Scott, 7, joins 50 other elementary and middle school students for tutoring and homework study at Mount Olive A.M.E. Church in Annapolis. Find Us On Facebook
With the help of Jazlyn Johnson, an 8th-grader at Bates Middle School, she spends some of her time writing her story, "A Wonderful Place" about a 16-year-old girl she named Cilibrea who goes to sleep and when she wakes up she's in a wonderful place. "It's something like the story of Cinderella," said Jazlyn who likes to help the younger children with their homework and other projects such as writing. The students...
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