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Up to the minute blog posts to record the travels of the students of Parker Middle School in Reading, Massachusetts on their annual trip to Washington D.C.
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- Mrs. Caiazza's Day 3 and 4 Photographs
- Running Away from Arlington
- Group 4 aka The A-TEAM!
- Robert E Lee's Old View
- Trying to place the flag at Iwo Jima
- Only One Thing Left To Do
- The End of the Road
- Hello Mrs. First Lady
- Engaging a Protester
- At the Pentagon
- Shakespeare, Act II
- At the Folger Shakespeare Library
- The Bieber Bus
- Arlington Cemetary
- Buca de Bepo
- Performing at the Folgers Shakespeare Theater
- Lincoln watches over the students.
- Honest Abe
- An Evening with Abe
- A Family Connection
- The Eternal Flame
- Parker Acts Up...In a Good Way
- Death at the Hand of Shakespeare
- Yup, TJ Read Romeo & Juliet, Too
- At the FDR Memorial
- No title
- Thank you U.S. Marines for your service!
- Canucked
- Mrs. Caiazza's Day with the Orangutans
- Tuning In to our Nation's Capitol
- Willy and Drew's Zoo Review
- Dinner Impossible
- The Sky Opens Up @ The Jefferson Memorial
- Jefferson Memorial
- Entering the Holocaust Museum
- The Capital Rotunda
- On Tour @ The U.S. Capitol
- Capital Theater
- Storming the Capitol
- Washington Monument
- Old Friends
- The National Zoo
- Fighting the Heat
- Rhea or Tim: Which is "Greater?"
- Posing with Pandas... Almost.
- On Our Way!
- Good Morning to Day 2
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