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Second-graders show they can think quickly on their feet to keep themselves safe

Students respond to real-life situations

Exchange Club President Jimmy Rutland (left) presents the champion trophy to Colton Godfrey from South Effingham Elementary with Dr. Sandra Wallace-Nethels, special programs coordinator, behind. First runner-up Mackinley Johnson, also from South Effingham, cheers for her classmate in the background. (Photos by Barbara Augsdorfer/Effingham Herald.)

Colton Godfrey, Quick Think-a-Thon champion 2024 — Exchange Club President Jimmy Rutland (left) presents the champion trophy to Colton Godfrey from South Effingham Elementary with Dr. Sandra Wallace-Nethels, special programs coordinator, behind. First runner-up Mackinley Johnson, also from South Effingham, cheers for her classmate in the background. (Photos by Barbara Augsdorfer/Effingham Herald.)

By Barbara Augsdorfer, Editor for the Effingham Herald

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