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MADISON - Tony Evers' inauguration
ceremony as state superintendent Monday will include a lot of
involvement from school children.
Evers' ceremony will be at Hi-Mount
Community School in Milwaukee.
Students will serve as greeters, their
artwork will be on display, and the Pledge of Allegiance will be led
by a fifth-grader from Vieau School in Milwaukee. The Lincoln Center
of the Arts Middle School Jazz Band will perform the national anthem
and other music.
Demond Means, superintendent for the
Mequon-Thiensville School District, will serve as master of
ceremonies. And the oath of office will be administered by Wisconsin
Supreme Court Justice Ann Walsh Bradley.
Evers was elected to a four-year term
in the nonpartisan post in April.
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