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Local artists’ work displayed at state museum

Students at Brown County Middle School learn skills to help them be successful long after they leave the hallways there.

Every day, Brown County High School Principal Trent Austin looks at the percentage of students who did not graduate last school year as a reminder of the work to be done to make sure every students walks across the graduation stage.

The hallways of Brown County High School are filled with a flurry of activity in the mornings as students make their way from lockers to the classroom for another day of learning.

Poet’s corner

Submitter’s note: This story was written by Sophia Lucas Vossmeyer and can be found in “Brown County Remembers,” a Brown County Historical Society publication. You may purchase a copy of “Brown County Remembers” in the gift shop located on the lower level of the Brown County History Center, 70 Gould St.

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