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Chandler students travel to nation's capital

More than 100 students from Legacy Traditional Schools recently visited Washington, D.C. on an extended educational field trip.

The travel group included students who attend Legacy’s Chandler and North Chandler campuses.

The group toured the U.S. Capitol, the Thomas Jefferson Memorial, the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial and more. 

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EDUCATION

Chandler students travel to nation's capital

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More than 100 students from Legacy Traditional Schools recently visited Washington, D.C. on an extended educational field trip.

The travel group included students who attend Legacy’s Chandler and North Chandler campuses.

The group toured the U.S. Capitol, the Thomas Jefferson Memorial, the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial and more. 

More than 100 students from Legacy Traditional Schools recently visited Washington, D.C. on an extended educational field trip. The travel group included students who attend Legacy’s Chandler and North Chandler campuses. The group toured the U.S. Capitol, Thomas Jefferson Memorial, the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial and more.
More than 100 students from Legacy Traditional Schools recently visited Washington, D.C. on an extended educational field trip. The travel group included students who attend Legacy’s Chandler and North Chandler campuses. The group toured the U.S. Capitol, Thomas Jefferson Memorial, the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial and more.
Courtesy of Legacy Schools

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