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	At left: Lights On Afterschool Light Bulb Tour at Marshalltown. Educators and students at the Marshalltown Community Y hosted a visit by a 12’ high inflatable light bulb and decorated a mural with light-bulb-themed student artwork. Above: Light Bulb Tour stops Richardson Elementary School in Tucson.
Superintendent Nicolas Clement and students from Richardson Elementary School in Tucson.	Students from Richardson School’s Y.E.S. afterschool program created a mural of light-bulb-themed art.
Lights On Afterschool Tour visits educators and students at Springs Ranch Elementary Champions program, Colorado Springs. Pike's Peak is in the background.
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