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Justice Wolves build bridges - by Phoebe Karlik

Lots of people know about our school's noble Justice Wolves, and how they help others, but not everyone knows about what they do when they aren't in the eyes of the other students. I interviewed John Karlik about a Justice Wolf activity done last week, where they built a bridge. “The activity was for teamwork,” he says, when asked what the point of the activity was.
“First, we built bridges with our teams / groups. We were told to make a bridge as long as possible, with plastic connect materials, but many groups struggled,” he described
“After most groups struggled a lot, Mr. Kordon told us that everyone could work together, not just our teams. After that the bridge was built very quickly, and was built better!” Wow! No wonder Justice Wolves work together so well! Last year, many students were quick to sign up for the Justice Wolves program, A program for 8th graders to get a try at helping to lead the school!

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