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NewsOctober 9, 1996

The Southeast Missourian asked students at Orchard Drive Elementary School what it takes to be a good citizen at school. Ashley Stein: "I think everyone should be kind and not push or shove anyone. You should play nice with people and don't make fun of them."...

The Southeast Missourian asked students at Orchard Drive Elementary School what it takes to be a good citizen at school.

Ashley Stein: "I think everyone should be kind and not push or shove anyone. You should play nice with people and don't make fun of them."

C.J. Meadows: "Hard work. Trying to be good to others. Being a good friend. Sharing. Studying and trying to make it right."

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Emily Lewis: "Don't push people around and don't tell people what to do, unless you're trying to help them. Try to do your best."

Zach Stanfield: "You should be following the rules and trying your best. Also, listening to the teachers. It's doing good things and helping other kids."

Alex Little: "Try to help your classmates. You should study and try to do it right. If someone dropped something on the floor, you should pick it up for them."

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