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Webster Area Middle School and High School students of the month for April are, by grade, from left, front, seventh Portlyn Johnson, 11th Kaia Cyrus, sixth Parker Gaikowski; back, eighth Tucker Wickre, 12th Karli Sannes, ninth Samantha Ermer and 10th Dylan Rasmus. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

Webster Area Elementary School students of the month for April are, by grade, from left, front, third Eliza Bloom, fourth Aubrey Sattler, fifth Gracelynn Chevalier; back, kindergarten Lola Haabala, first Joeslyn Linde and second Adalynn Letcher. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

From back row left, Izzy Ladue, Rylan Huggett, Callie Shoemaker; from front row left, Shantel Holzerland and Tenley Spiering join other students in singing during the Webster Area music concert May 4. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

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Rylee Curran portrayed Mary Ingalls May 1 at the armory during the Webster Area fifth grade students’ annual living wax museum. Fifth grade teacher Vanessa Bloom said of the event, “Students are given the option to do an individual person (who) has made an impact on American history, born in the U.S. They also have a choice to do an American event and work with a group up to three people representing three different perspectives of the event.” Reporter & Farmer | Jessica Washenberger

Reagan Kwasniewski sings a solo version of “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star” during Waubay’s elementary spring music concert May 5. Students sang many classic songs, including “Old McDonald Had a Farm” and “Take Me Out to the Ball Game.” Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

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After the Webster Area Elementary wax museum the fifth grade class showcased their science fair projects. Here, Fred Bloom, Areia Lesnar and Italia Dorian did the research to find out what is in a stress ball. Each team did a different item to research. Reporter & Farmer | Jess Washenberger