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“I'm so excited about this. It's been a long time coming,” said Yvette Gordon, who brought her daughter and grandchildren to the opening. “We need something like this for our kids. They didn’t know it was going to be a big to-do, so they were a little bit nervous. But yeah, you see they are not getting out.”

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“It sounds hokey, but I really want to meet parents and residents of the district,” Rudolph said. “Just seeing what the practices are, things that we can improve on, things that we need to keep going, because we’re already killing it. I just want to keep those things going, and I’m looking forward to working with our staff to do it. We got a phenomenal staff. I can’t reiterate that part enough.”

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Com_Unity Ministries is inviting anyone between the ages of 10 and 19 to join as “diplomats” in their “Project Lima-25.” Participants are encouraged to make a difference by standing up against bullying and violence or by sharing their own experiences as victims to help stop the cycle.

“But what can I actually say to someone that will maybe make a difference to them and change them? Not only so they don’t bully me, but don’t bully others, and maybe so they stop bullying altogether,” said MaryBlanche Hengstler of Com_Unity Ministries.