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After School Club Early Dismal
My daughter will be attending Edith Bowen in the Fall and the secretary sent me a school calendar for the upcoming school year. I noticed the After School Club is available on Fridays from 1:00 PM-5:25 PM for early dismal. What about days when students are dismissed at 1:00 pm but its not Friday (ex. October 18/31 and November 1)? Thanks.

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