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Dance A Thon

BELLA WATERS
September 19, 2025

The Early Learning Center hosted its first-ever Dance-A-Thon Friday morning.

Classes went to the lunchroom two at a time and danced with hula hoops and ribbons to popular music. The Dance-A-Thon was hosted to raise money for the PTO, and it will go toward field trips for the preschoolers. The PTO’s goal was $3,500. Superintendent Stu Moeckel also stopped by the event.

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BELLA WATERS
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Bella Waters is a senior at the University of Kansas studying journalism and history. She has worked for the Kansas City Star, Lawrence Journal-World and University Daily Kansan. Originally from Michigan, Bella is excited to learn more about Eudora and get to know its residents. In her free time, she enjoys playing the piano, reading and watching KU sports.
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