Journals from Japan: School is in session

Grace Ridpath , International Correspondent|September 9, 2022

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Grace Ridpath is a senior at Salem High School who enjoys English and math. During her junior year, she studied abroad in Nagasaki, Japan as a Rotary Youth...

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