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Welcome
To
Ladue High School
A Guide for all things LHWHS
Presented by LHWHS Parent Association
LHWHSPA Contributions The efforts of our LHWHSPA community have a great impact on all students and staff at the high school.
Many of our programs also reach the entire district. Thank you for your support! Remember, you are part of the Parent Association and together we are strong!
2016-17 LHWHSPA Funding:
For the school • Handi-Mover Carts– grant request • Grounds Beautification Committee - maintenance of plantings in the PAC lobby and throughout the
grounds For students
• Support of Red Ribbon Week – grant request • Project Lead the Way specific laptop purchased – grant request • Fine Arts – Senior Art Show– grant requests • Practical Arts – new set of airbrushes for airbrush class – grant requests • Rambunction- General Support – grant request • St. Louis Science Center Weather Field Trip – grant request • Freshman Field Trip on ACT test date – grant request • International Week event funding – grant request • Visual Arts - iPad Pro and Apple Pencils for multiple art courses – grant request • Scholarship Fund - Fundraising at Parents for Scholars, our annual event in March. Scholarships
totaling $22,000 awarded at Senior Awards Night in April. We have raised over $185,000 in the past eight years!
• Science Olympiad - Nationals - grant request • Math - 75 Calculator sand 3 Caddies to supply multi-use– grant request • Social Science - Books, posters, protectors, easels and stylus - grant request • After Grad Celebration - Prizes and entertainment for the class of 2017. Volunteers planned and chaperoned the event. Parents generously donated over $7,000. • Post Prom Party - held at Incredible Pizza. Volunteers planned and chaperoned with parents
donating over $4,000. • Donations were made from the Compassion Fund • Math – Site Licenses – grant request • Snow cones at Blue White Night • Activities Support – Ladue Dance Marathon, Senior Service Day, Homecoming Bonfire and Pep Rally
For faculty and staff • Over $11,000 in direct parent donations to our annual Faculty Grant Program • Quarterly Staff Appreciation Breakfasts for our amazing teachers and staff • Conference dinners for teachers, both Spring and Fall conferences • Staff Appreciation Luncheon • Administrative Professionals Day luncheon for our 15 LHWHS Administrative Assistants
For parents • Speaker on Opioid/Heroin Addiction • Co-sponsorship of renowned author “How to Raise and Adult”– grant request • Publication of the “Fresh Start” Handbook for freshmen and new families • Family Night for incoming freshmen and new to Ladue families • Refreshments at all College & Career Office meetings throughout the year • Parent coffee in the fall • Weekly emails to parents with updates and reminders on all things LADUE! • Print publication of Rambell student phone directory
For the district • Chili Supper - Co-sponsorship with the Character Education Committee and Dads Club • Support of the Ladue Education Foundation • Support the Ladue Education Foundation
The Parent Association has been granted not-for-profit status as a public charity under section 501 (c) 3 of the Internal Revenue Code. Accordingly, contributions made to the LHWSHPA are deductible for federal income tax
purposes as allowed by law, and available for corporate matching gifts.
Ladue Horton Watkins High School Parent Association1201 South Warson Road St. Louis, Missouri 63124 www.LadueHighPA.com
August 2017
Dear Parents and Guardians, Welcome to Ladue High School! In an effort to ease your transition the LHWHSPA Executive Committee has thoughtfully compiled this information booklet covering all the useful ins and outs specific to this school. Keep it for reference, and feel free to contact us with any questions. Help is only a phone call or an email away. Transitions occur at different rates for students and parents. You may find that your child feels more comfortable sooner than you do in the weeks and months ahead. As your child starts at Ladue High School, it is important for you to also get connected and stay in touch with other parents, your child’s teachers, counselors and principals, as well as with the school itself. One way to ease your transition is to become involved in our wonderful school. Volunteering on a committee is an ideal way to start! Research shows the following benefits from parental involvement: students earn better grades and achieve higher test scores; schools have fewer disciplinary problems and higher graduation rates; teachers are happier; families are stronger; and, communities are strengthened. We have a number of ways to get involved whether you like to barbeque, water plants, proofread or plan a party. As you take advantage of the opportunities to join us, we trust that you will meet other parents, meet the parents of your child’s new friends and have the opportunity to learn from experienced high school parents. We hope you find this booklet helpful. Please don’t hesitate to contact us with any questions. It is important to us that you feel at home in the LHWHS community. See you soon! Sincerely, Elizabeth Cobin, President, Jodi Minkler, Co-President 12th Grade Co-VP: Lisa Sheldon & Julie Stern, 11th Grade Co-VP: Kelly Ross & Lisa Witzofsky, 10th Grade Co-VP: Barbara Kahn & Sherri Swanson, 9th Grade VP: Jodi Blucher, Communications: Claudia Krasnoff, Treasurer: Amy Garland, Secretary: Leah Silberman-Bernstein, PDC: & Diane Kalishman & Reagan Minkler, Development: Katrin Mulligan
The LHWHS Parent Association provides a framework and collective voice for parents to integrate into our school community through communication, collaboration, parent education, and volunteer opportunities.
Welcome to LHWHS!
The LHWHS Parent Association Executive Committee has prepared this welcome booklet covering the most frequently asked questions. If you can’t find your answer, check the Parent Association website http://www.laduehighpa.com or contact one of us and we will be glad to share all we know. We look forward to a great year!
LHWHSPA Executive Committee 2017 - 18 President: Elizabeth Cobin [email protected] Co-President Jodi Minkler [email protected] 12th Grade VPs: Lisa Sheldon [email protected] Julie Stern [email protected] 11th Grade VPs: Kelly Ross [email protected] Lisa Witzofsky [email protected] 10th Grade VPs: Barbara Kahn [email protected] Sherri Swanson [email protected] 9th Grade VPs: Jodi Blucher [email protected] Treasurer: Amy Garland [email protected] Secretary: Leah Siblerman-Bernstein [email protected] Communications: Claudia Krasnoff [email protected] PDC: Diane Kalishman [email protected] Reagan Minkler [email protected] Development: Katrin Mulligan [email protected] Parent Association address [email protected]
* Basic Info 101 *
Packet with schedule – Packets are given to freshman students during Freshman Orientation, which is scheduled on Monday, August 14 from 8 am – noon. Packets may also be picked up at the school by 10-12th grade parent or student on Thursday-Friday, August 10-11 between 8 am and 2 pm. Students are welcome to come and walk their schedules the week prior to the start of school depending on construction schedule, please check with the office. iPad Minis – As a part of the Limitless Learning Initiative, a District iPad Mini will be provided to every student at the High School. iPad Minis will be handed out to freshman and new students on Tuesday, August 15, 2 to 6 pm. Every student should be accompanied by a parent/guardian and bring any required forms. If you are unable to pick up during this time they may get theirs with all new students in the upper grades on August 18 during first seminar. Student Handbook – The Handbook covers essential school protocol and regulations and is provided to each student on opening day and can also be found on the High School webpage. Blue/White/Ram Schedule – The High School schedule uses a modified Block schedule, with 8 classes total. There are 4 each Blue/White day, 90 minutes per class. Blue Day: Periods B1, B3 (Seminar), B5,
B7. White Day: Periods W2, W4, W6, W8. Ram day has 7 periods (no B3), 50 minutes per class. Passing period is 6 minutes. The calendar is in the Student Handbook, posted daily at the Main Office, in the back to school newsletter and available online at the High School’s website. Lunch – Lunch is 26 minutes and students may eat in the cafeteria or in The Commons. Students use a PIN number associated with their account to pay for lunch. To fund your child’s account, you may pay online at www.myschoolbucks.com. A mobile app is also available. A plate lunch is approximately $2.75 and a la carte selections are also available. There are three lunch periods each day, noted by A, B, C, on the schedule with Ram 6, Blue 5 or White 6. Your child may have a different lunch period on different days. School supplies and organization – A school supply list will be included in the freshman packets. Returning students should bring a notebook, paper, and pencil the first day of school, Thursday, August 17. Teachers will let students know what other supplies are needed. The schedule should be kept in a binder until memorized. Class instruction and homework begin the first day of school and summer packets are often due. Summer packet information can be found at lhwhs.ladueschools.net/summer.packets/.
Lockers/Backpacks – Students will be able to sign up for a locker, see form in your Back to School Packet. Freshmen will have first priority. Students infrequently use school lockers during the day; they may carry their books for the day with them in their backpacks. There are separate lockers provided for musical instruments, some electives and athletic equipment.
Infinite Campus – Check homework, grades and attendance through the Parent Portal of Infinite Campus. Sign up with our High School registrar, Betsy Primo, in the Main Office; remember to bring photo identification. If you are already signed up from Ladue Middle School, no action is needed. A mobile Infinite Campus App is available. Ladue School District App: A mobile new app through Blackboard is available that will provide you with all District and school specific information. It can be found in Apple’s App Store or Google Play for Androids. Search for “Ladue School District”. More information will be provided though our Peachjar emails and in Back to School Packets. Attendance – If your child is leaving early, you must sign them out unless a parent has called, sent a note or an email. Students will then be allowed to leave the building with a pass signed by the attendance office. If arriving late, the student must sign in and get an attendance pass. A call should be made for any absence from school. The attendance phone number is 993-4540. Student forgets an item from home? - Safety is a primary focus for our building. All items must be delivered to the Front Office Staff. Label the item and notify the secretary to contact the student.
Afternoon Bus Pick Up - DUE TO CONSTRUCTION: please refer to the most recent correspondence from the High School for bus locations. Be sure your child knows his/her bus number. To ride a different bus with a friend, a Student Bus Pass Request Form must be completed 24 hours in advance. This form is available on the District website at http://www.ladueschools.net. Carpool Pick Up – DUE TO CONSTRUCTION: please refer to the most recent correspondence from the High School for car pool. Note: all traffic is stopped while the buses leave the school, which is around 2:30 pm. The lot is very busy and crowded immediately after school. You may consider delaying pick up by 5-10 minutes. A map will be provided in your student packet at the beginning of the year. Parking - Junior and senior students park in their assigned, numbered spots on the North Lot. DUE TO
CONSTRUCTION: please refer to the most recent correspondence from the High School for visitor parking. See an attendant if you have questions once in the lot.
The Commons – Found on the first floor in the center of the building, The Commons is a large open area where students hang out with friends before the morning bell rings. It is also the location for vending machines, the Ram Shack, and the doors to the outside courtyards. Ram Shack – The Ram Shack is a DECA (national student business organization)-run school store located in The Commons area. Spirit wear, school supplies, snacks, and tickets are available for purchase. Rambell – the Parent Association publishes The Rambell student/parent phone directory. If you wish to be included, be sure to logon to http://www.laduehighpa.com/rambell/ to sign up. Dress Code – Clothing should not interfere with anyone's health or safety, should not disrupt the teaching and/or learning process, should not create school disorder, and should not be immodest. Hats are allowed, but many teachers ask students to remove them in the classroom. Ladue Link Crew – Selected 11th and 12th grade students lead Freshman Orientation and act as mentors assigned to all freshmen seminars. They are a valuable contact for your student during their first year at LHWHS. Cell Phones - Cell phones may be used outside of class time provided such use does not negatively impact the school environment. Cell phone use during class time is not allowed unless a teacher or staff member gives explicit permission.
~ Parent 411 ~
Email Sign-up – One of the best ways to learn what is happening at school. The Parent Association sends out a weekly Newsletter and regular email reminders. Providing email addresses to the school does not ensure that you will receive Parent Association emails. You must sign up at www.laduehighpa.com/herd/ to receive these blind-copy emails. A regular school email from the principal comes out every other month.
Website and Social Media – In addition to the weekly newsletter, LHWHSPA has a comprehensive website and can be found on Facebook and Twitter. Periodic blog entries keep you up to the minute with Parent Association news, as well as sports, Clubs & Organizations and other items of interest.
Website – Everything you want to know about the Parent Association is at http://www.laduehighpa.com. You will find information about your parent association representatives, committee volunteer opportunities, payment and donation links, an archive of newsletters and more. You can also subscribe to the newsletter under the “News” tab; click “Herd in the Halls”. Facebook – Look for Ladue High School Parent Association. Like and follow the page. If you turn on “get notifications” on the full Facebook website, you will be alerted when daily posts are made.
Twitter – Follow @LadueHighPA. Tweets include everything from football & soccer playoffs to music and theatre performances to parking pass applications, Speech and Debate, and more.
Volunteer Opportunities - There are many ways to use your time and talents to support our school, staff and students. Committee lists are available on the Parent Association website, www.laduehighpa.com. You may return the Volunteer Opportunities form to school, sign-up online at LadueHighPA.com, or contact the committee chair directly. Committees include: Conference Dinners for Teachers, Parents for Scholars, Parents Helpers on Call, Staff Breakfasts, Staff Recognition, Spirit, Campus Beautification, After Graduation Celebration, Post Prom, Staff Appreciation Luncheon, Rambell, Parent Education Programs, & Chili Supper.
Dues/Donations–Our primary financial support is from the dues from each family. These donations help to support student and teacher activities (see last page for examples). The LHWHSPA is a 501(c)3; your donations are fully tax-deductible as allowed by law and available for corporate matching. A minimum of $40 per family is suggested, but whatever you can give is appreciated. You may pay by check made out to LHWHSPA or online at http://www.laduehighpa.com; click “payments”, then “contribute now”. Our website is equipped to take donations for many of our Parent Association activities throughout the year, including Post Prom, After Grad, Chili Supper, Parents for Scholars, Teacher Grants and others. eScrip - We participate in the Schnucks eScrip program. Fill out and return your eScrip form from the school packet if you would like to participate. You may also pick up a card at Schnucks and call 1-800-931-6358 to register (our code is 6623151). Use the number or go online to make sure you have the High School as one of your eScript designated schools. Dads Club – The Ladue Dads Club's mission is to financially support a broad array of academic, athletic, cultural and special event activities within the Ladue Horton Watkins Community that would otherwise go unfunded. The Dads Club meets the second Tuesday of every month at 6:30 pm --everyone is welcome. Booster Club- This parent group raises funds for athletic activities.
# Events # Freshman Student Orientation - Monday, August 14, 8am - noon, Nielson (Main) Gym. Students only. The day is active. Be sure your child wears comfortable clothing, and no flip-flops. Ladue Link Crew is part of the nationwide Link Crew Program, an organization whose goals include helping freshmen feel more comfortable at school and achieve success in their first year of high school. The Link Crew Freshman Orientation and Transition Program is designed to welcome and support freshman students by assigning them a team of junior and senior mentors for the school year.
Welcome Back Family Night – Tuesday, August 15, 5 pm – 8 pm, ALL students are invited to find your classrooms (bring your schedule) and turn in forms. Get your questions answered by the Parent Association. Visit and make new friends, light refreshments will be available. Blue & White Night – Thursday, August 24, food is served starting at 5:00 with the pep rally at 6:00 p.m. All fall sports athletes, band members, parents, and students meet in the main gym for a pep rally
with scrimmages following. Everyone is invited to attend. Traditionally the Dads Club offers barbecue for a modest fee and the Parent Association offers snow cones free of charge in the North Lot. In case of rain, food will be located in the Cafeteria. Freshman Parent Meeting - Thursday, August 31, 6 pm, in the PAC (Performing Arts Center) – An evening meeting for freshman parents, led by the building principal and other building administrators. Time allows for a question and answer session. Open House (Meet Your Teacher) – Thursday, August 31, 7 pm – You will follow your child’s schedule and spend 8 minutes with each teacher in the classroom. The teachers will introduce themselves and discuss curriculum. The evening concludes around 9:00 pm. Look for the Parent Association table. All-Grade Parent Coffee – Scheduled Thursday, September 15, 9:30 am, PAC (Performing Arts Center) Lobby – Our administrators will speak about current happenings at the school. It is also a time to ask any questions and meet other parents. Parking is limited, consider carpooling. Homecoming – Friday, October 6- Saturday, October 7 – Kickoff events on Friday include the traditional Bon Fire. Students meet in the North Lot, free snacks are provided by the Parent Association. Saturday events: The home football game is at 1 pm and the dance is from 8 pm - 11 pm at school in the main (Nielson) gym. Most students go to the dance with friends. Suggested attire is dresses for girls and khakis or dress pants for boys. Grade Level Parent Socials –Scheduled in conjunction with College & Career Nights. Watch your email. Conferences – Parents are invited to meet with their child’s teachers, in October 19 & 26 and March 8 & 15. On-line sign-ups are available. Instructions will be sent out closer to the date.
- Academics -
2017– 18 Administrative Team – Mr. Brad Griffith, Building Principal; Ms. Elizabeth Grana, Associate Principal (Sr. class); Dr. Shante Lyons, Assistant Principal (Jr. class); Dr. Beth Rapoff, Assistant Principal (Soph. class); Mr. Mike Tarpey, Dean of Students (Freshman); Nick Guanino, Director of Activities; Greg Baber, Activities Coordinator
Personal (Guidance) Counselors – Counselors are assigned alphabetically according to students’ last names. Your child will have the same counselor all four years. Counselors help you and your student with class registration, course selection and emotional or social needs and challenges. Feel free to call the counseling office (314.983.5438) and make an appointment as needed during the four years you are at Ladue. The Counseling Department also has a web site: http://lhwhscounseling.weebly.com
College and Career Counselors – Your family will meet your College and Career Counselor during spring of sophomore year. They will help during the junior and senior years with SAT and ACT strategies, college selection, and the college application process. A great amount of written information can be found in the College and Career office and evening informational sessions. This office will also arrange for your access to Family Connections, an online college planning tool. You can access more information at their web site: http://lhwhs.ladueschools.net/college-career/
Seminar – First semester students are assigned a freshman-only 2nd hour (Blue Day) Seminar teacher/classroom. They will have time to work on assignments/homework, make up tests and, as needed, visit other teachers for help. Link Crew members will lead transition activities periodically. AP (Advanced Placement) Courses – These college level courses are not taken until sophomore, junior and senior years. They are more difficult than the advanced or accelerated courses. Library Media Center – Check the LHWHS website for the library’s hours. Evening hours may also be offered. Students may use the library during their lunch hour. High school credit and grades - One-half unit of credit is awarded for each class per semester based on successful completion of the coursework. Grades issued at the end of the semester are the course grade and become a part of the student's official transcript. Ladue grades are based on a 4.0 scale (not a 5.0 AP scale). Numerical assignments to letter grades can be found in Infinite Campus.
+ Extra Curricular +
Activities Fair for Clubs and Organizations – The fair is held early in the school year during Seminar. All clubs and organizations host tables to help students learn about their club or organization and to sign up to join. Please encourage your child to attend. Clubs and Organizations – There are many clubs and organizations available for student participation. Encourage your child to find a club that interests him/her. The list is always changing. See the Activities tab on the High School web site. It will list the description, meeting time and dates, and faculty advisor. If you do not find what you are looking for, start your own, see the Activities office to find out how.
Previous year’s Club List: Anime, Art Club, Blue Crew, Board Game Club, Catalyst Literacy Magazine, Chemistry Homework Club, Chess Club, Cinema Enthusiast Club, Civitas, Club Mud, Club A.S.K., Club Amigos del Espanol, Computer Science Club, Cooking for a Cause, Elements (Environmental Club), Feminist Coalition, Finance Club, Gateway to Change, Global Humanitarian Club, Hebrew Club, Homework Club, HOP (Hunger Outreach Project), Jewish Student Union, Kids for Wish Kids, LAASA/RISE, Ladue Fashion Club, Ladue Health, Ladue Ping Pong Club, Ladue Students Helping Students, Ladue Theatre, Ladue Ultimate Frisbee Club, Ladue Boys Volleyball Club, LadueWISE, Ladue Women’s A cappella Club, Link Crew, Math & Computer Science Club, MCAT, Model U.N., Multicultural Club, Muslim Student Association, Notation, Operation S.O.T- Operation Support Our Troops, Panorama, Picture Perfect Club, Project Empower Women, Rambler, Rams Against Gun Violence, Resource Outreach Club, Robotics Team, Save the Children, Social Justice League of Ladue, Sparkling Rams, Squash Team, St. Louis Rowing Club, Strolling Strings, Talking Rams, Tri-M, T Unicef, WildernessClub, Young Democrats, Young Republicans Previous year’s Organization List: Best Buddies, DECA, Delta Epsilon Phi-German Honor Society, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, French National Honor Society, Gender and Sexuality Alliance, High School Star League (HSSL), Habitat for Humanity, LAASA/RISE, Ladue Amnesty International, Ladue Dance Marathon, Mock Trial, National Honor Society, National Latin Honors Society, Quiz Bowl/Scholar Bowl/Academic Team, Red Cross, Rho Kappa, Science Bowl, Science National Honor Society, Science Olympiad, Sigma Nu Gamma, Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica, Student Council (STUCO), Talking Rams/National Speech & Debate Assoc./National Forensic League, Team 4330 Robotics, Teenage Health Consultants, Thespian Troupe 1109, Youth Leadership in St. Louis
Theater try-outs - Fall drama production auditions are held in late August with performances in October. Due Prov, our improvisational comedy club, holds their annual auditions in the Fall. Spring musical auditions are held in November with performances in February. Senior Directed One Act auditions are in March with production in early May. Forms and schedules may be found at http://www.ladueperformingarts.com/. Student Council –Student Council members are elected in the spring, except for incoming freshmen, which are elected in the fall. Student Council serves as a forum for student expression, plans social affairs (Homecoming Dance and parade), organizes special programs, and works to better school/community relations. Panorama Newspaper – Our student newspaper is nationally recognized and published monthly. The hardcopy version is available for student pick-up in The Commons. The online version can be accessed at http://issuu.com/laduepanorama or at http://www.laduehighpa.com/news/. Advertising is also sold to support the publication. Students submit applications to work on the Panorama. Rambler Yearbook – In the fall, you will receive an order form in the mail or online with ordering instructions for the Rambler yearbook. Books are distributed to students in May during school. Students submit applications to work on the Rambler. Senior Ads are due early in the year. Watch your email for the due date because late submissions are not accepted. Late Bus – Please check the district web site for the 2017-18 schedule. Sports physicals and paperwork – Forms are on the High School website (Helpful Documents tab) and must be turned in prior to practice. Any physical after February 2017, is considered current for the entire 2017-18 school year. Sports Seasons – Each team schedule, coach list and team information can be found on the High School web site. Fall practices start Monday, August 1. Seasons of play are as follows:
Fall: Boys: Cross Country, Football, Swimming & Diving, Soccer, Club Rowing Girls: Cross Country, Field Hockey, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball, Cheerleading, Laduettes
Dance, Club Rowing Winter: Boys: Basketball, Club Hockey, Club Rowing, Wrestling
Girls: Basketball, Cheerleading, Laduettes Dance, Club Rowing, Swimming & Diving Spring: Boys: Baseball, Club Lacrosse, Club Rowing, Golf, Tennis, Track & Field Girls: Club Rowing, Lacrosse, Soccer, Track & Field, Coed: Water Polo
Tickets – Most event tickets are sold at school. Sporting events are free except for Varsity Football and Girls and Boys Basketball; a discounted season pass may be purchased through the Athletic Office.
Tickets for theater productions are sold at the PAC Box Office.
< Information Sources >
School Day: 7:30 am – 2:30 pm Main Office: 314-993-6447 Attendance Office -- Voice mail available 24/7: 314-993-4540 -- You will be phoned and emailed in the evening if your student has an unexcused absence or tardy. Main Office Fax: 314-994-1467 School Closing/Late Start: Communicated via district phone and email message system, BlackBoard Connect.
Web sites: Athletic Schedules: http://schedules.schedulestar.com/Ladue-Horton-Watkins- HS-Saint-Louis-MO Ladue School District: http://www.ladueschools.net LHWHS: http://www.ladue.k12.mo.us/lhwhs/
Daily announcements, broadcast by students, available to view or read on the high school web site
Parent Association: http://www.laduehighpa.com Ladue HS Calendar: http://www.ladueschools.net/district/content/calendars/calendar-ladue-horton-watkins-highschool.shtml Lunch account: http://www.myschoolbucks.com LHWHS Parent Association The LHWHSPA is committed to developing innovative ways to improve the experience of students, staff and parents at the high school. We assist the LHWHS community maintain the highest standards of education by working closely with the administration and staff to enhance learning opportunities for all students, providing additional resources as needed. The LHWHSPA provides a framework and collective voice for parents to integrate into our school community through communication, collaboration, parent education, and volunteer opportunities. The Parent Association has been granted not-for-profit status as a public charity under section 501 (c) 3 of the Internal Revenue Code. Accordingly, contributions made to the LHWSHPA are deductible for federal income tax purposes as allowed by law, and available for corporate matching gifts. Payments may be made online for Parent Association sponsored events and contributions. Visit http://www.laduehighpa.com and click on payments.
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