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![Child Development teacher, Morgan Espeut passes out cupcakes to preschoolers. They had a short break before going on a second round of trick-or-treating.
"I definitely think this [trick-or-treating] will help us with keeping the kids attention and keeping them grounded," said Hannah League ('18).
"When you're walking with [the preschoolers] you get to know them better and get a better understanding of their personalities one-on-one." said Sophia Karas ('20)](https://www.herefordharbinger.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/Nov-ITC-ToT-2-900x600.jpg)
![Nathan Hamidi (’19) and Jenna Tognola (’18) write down measurements taken in their first AP Chemistry lab.
“This is really just an intro [lab] so that we can get used to the environment. There’s also the application for it in that The Mill theoretically uses this salt to so we’re trying to find out what it is,” said Tognola.
“We’re trying to find an unknown chloride salt by precipitating a chlorine ion from the solution and taking it from there; we’ll be able to do well on future labs by learning the ins and outs of the lab environment with this [introductory lab].”](https://www.herefordharbinger.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Rapuzzi-Paul-AP-CHEM-ITC-1-900x600.jpg)
