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A community engagement initiative of Harrisburg CUSD 3.

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Spring | 2025

"Whatever it takes—that's been our motto this year."

"At the end of school, I'd like to be able to walk across that stage by myself and get that diploma."

“Our District is more than a place of learning — it's a family."

"I tell these kids all the time that I love them.”

"I just love helping people.”

“I want them to know I'm going to support them in anything they do."

"These students are loved."

"I wanted to be an advocate for the students."

"I don't think people realize how much high school teachers love their students."

"We always walk in there trying to get first."

“But if your heart is not in it, it's not going to last."

“We teach problem-solving skills.”

“I'm just grateful to be here."

The Stories of Us.

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Empowering Students to Succeed: Harrisburg Middle School's Academic Enrichment Program
Mason Larsen's Journey of Courage
Welcome Letter From the Superintendent - Spring '25
More Than a Safety Officer: Mr. Bob's Literal Extra Mile at East Side
Going the Extra Mile: Ray Bordoy's Embodies Advocacy and Support
Full Circle: Hannah Bartok Leads Bulldogs to State Tournament
The Heart of West Side: Four Women Who Keep Things on Track
Eight Years of Educational Advocacy: Jonathan Russell's School Board Legacy
Honoring the Past, Shaping the Future: Marj DeNeal Goes the Extra Mile
Champions in the Lanes: Harrisburg High School Bowling Team Rolls to State Victory
Finding Her Voice: Bella Teston's Journey to State Speech Champion
Beyond the Classroom: Six Paraprofessionals Going the Extra Mile
The Role Model of West Side School: Six-Year-Old Blakely Stacey
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