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Ozark Mountain School District AR

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Wall of Fame

I took this picture to show that there are a lot of rundown buildings [in downtown St. Joe] and people keep making graffiti on them. This is actually right in the middle of town. I hope that there will be new buildings where the old buildings are now.

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Domonique

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Spider in the Glider

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Lakin

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Kid

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Lakin

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Crumbling

Over the years that I have lived in St. Joe, many of the buildings have been hit or fallen apart. Some of these messes are left right next to the highway for drivers to see. This is causing people's perceptions of the town to crumble. I know St. Joe on the inside is more than just a withering town, but a town full of history and exceptional people. The feeling of community is strong in the town and everyone helps each other, but opinions are first based on appearances. Without an outward appearance to match the inside, no one can really see just how great St. Joe really is.

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Nick

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In the Beginning

Headstart starts it all. It is a place and time of free expression. It is a place and time of free expression. Headstart starts off the learning part of your life. It is just the beginning. The kids in the picture are 4 or 5 years old. This is the time of the school day that they are allowed to play, have fun, and learn while they are doing it. They can learn their alphabet, read a few words and understand a little bit about their life.

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Taylor

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Bumpy Ride

Bus rides are long, uncomfortable and bumpy.
Dirt roads, paved roads,
Dirty, trash in between seats.

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Zach

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Hope

This is an old torn down building at in St. Joe. It has fallen apart but the picture, Hope, still remains. We have many torn down buildings here in St. Joe and we still have hope that one day new buildings will be where the old ones are today.

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Lauren

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The Yard at Twilight

A lot of the area we live in is heavily wooded, and these trees add to the naturalness of the area.

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Austin

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