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Wearing red for heart health

Posted Wednesday, February 8, 2012 3:11 pm

Betty Fink, building coordinator and school nurse, Ginny Croker and some of her first grade participants, and Principal Theresa Ganley.

Courtesy West Hempstead Schools

West Hempstead’s George Washington School participated in the American Heart Association National Wear RED Day on Friday, Feb. 3. The classroom teachers prepared lessons that answered the question – how well do you know your heart?

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