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Spring Hill Elementary in Spring Hill, Tennessee, recently celebrated International Dot Day. According to a post on their Facebook page, students participated in various projects that encouraged creativity and self-expression. The school reported that the students enjoyed their activities related to Dot Day, which focuses on making a mark and exploring artistic talents. The event highlighted the importance of creativity in education.

Source: Spring Hill Elementary | Spring Hill TN | Facebook

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Spring Hill, TN

5359 Main Street, Spring Hill, TN

https://www.facebook.com/880140484114591/posts/1084754820319822

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