Post Falls students urge others to make change
Isabelle Jensen of Ponderosa Elementary School takes her place at the microphone to deliver her essay on Martin Luther King Jr. after being welcomed by Stu Cabe of The Chalkboard Agency.
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Post Falls fifth-graders Marley Griess, Stella Montour, Isabelle Jensen, JT Ernst, Maddie Rockwell, Relikah Shaw and Alice Salassi talk to Stu Cabe after presenting their essays about Martin Luther King Jr.
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Stella Montour of Mullan Trail Elementary School delivers an essay about the obstacles Martin Luther King Jr. faced Thursday morning at Post Falls High School.
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Fifth graders applaud after student essays were read aloud as part of a Martin Luther King Jr. celebration Thursday at the auditorium at Post Falls High School.
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Stu Cabe tells a story about "big elephants" being the good role models in a community. The talk was part of a Martin Luther King Day Jr. celebration for fifth graders at Post Falls High School.
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POST FALLS — Fifth graders from Post Falls elementary schools delivered on the tall order of presenting their personal inspirations from Martin Luther King Jr. on Thursday during a celebration at Post Falls High School.
Isabelle Jensen of Ponderosa Elementary and Stella Montour of Mullan Trail shared personal obstacles and how King’s words can help effect change.
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