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Homegrown Heroes: How We Became the Ridgefield Spudders
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Homegrown Heroes: How We Became the Ridgefield Spudders

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A spudder is more than a potato with a face. He’s a part of us, our shared history, and our way.

Homegrown Heroes: How We Became the Ridgefield Spudders tells the origin story of the Ridgefield School District and its iconic mascot. From humble beginnings in a lush corner of Washington state, the people of Ridgefield worked together to help build the first schools and turn a silly nickname into a symbol of mutual respect. Within this tale, there is a message to children everywhere: we are stronger when we lift each other up.

Read it, share it, and celebrate it.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
BookBaby
Country
United States
Date
8 December 2020
Pages
40
ISBN
9781098312831

A spudder is more than a potato with a face. He’s a part of us, our shared history, and our way.

Homegrown Heroes: How We Became the Ridgefield Spudders tells the origin story of the Ridgefield School District and its iconic mascot. From humble beginnings in a lush corner of Washington state, the people of Ridgefield worked together to help build the first schools and turn a silly nickname into a symbol of mutual respect. Within this tale, there is a message to children everywhere: we are stronger when we lift each other up.

Read it, share it, and celebrate it.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
BookBaby
Country
United States
Date
8 December 2020
Pages
40
ISBN
9781098312831