Children in the Montgomery Public Schools System have the chance to do something cool while showing off their creativity!
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Attorney Stewart Vance has created free coloring books that will be given to the students. All they have to do is finish coloring the book and they’ll get a free pass to visit the Montgomery Zoo! “We’re just a huge outdoor learning facility,” added Marcia Woodard with the zoo. “You think of the classroom, but we’re outdoors and fun and educational, and I think many times they don’t realize they’re being educated when they’re at the zoo.”
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