Eighth Grade City Planning
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Eighth grade students learned Computer Aided Design software to create additions to the city of Gladstone as part of its 20 year plan, with projects including a skate park, fountain, hotel, cafe, bakery, mini golf course, and aquarium designed by individual students.
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