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And finally, I want to thank all of the

teachers, administrators, and volunteers

who make these programs possible.

But you all do it because you see firsthand

the transformative impact that the arts

can have on our young people.

Some of you are here today in this room,

and many of you are watching and

cheering from back home.

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leaders in their schools and in

their communities.

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