Best Buddies Carnival

Rachel Benner, Features Editor|March 2, 2018

On Saturday, Feb. 24, Best Buddies, a club dedicated to promoting inclusion for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities, held its annual carnival. Members of the club, school and community came to LHS to join in on fun activities, such as face painting, games and bouncy houses.

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