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Pals Club Reflection
During my few years in high school, I have participated in many activities and learned numerous things. One activity that I have consistently participated in is Miracle League of the Lehigh Valley. I am involved in PALS club, which is a club here at Parkland that offers students with disabilities the opportunity to hang out with other students in school and have fun. This club has opened me up to many other opportunities in life, including Special Olympics and Miracle League. The Miracle League organization allows volunteers to help people with disabilities play baseball. Not only do they play baseball against different teams, they also have many other activities offered to people of all ages. As a fellow officer of PALS, we closely keep in
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