WMS Weekly Newsletter

We hope everyone has had a wonderful summer! School is about to begin and we wanted to give you some helpful information to get you started.

Windham Middle School Mission

Windham Middle School faculty, staff, and students foster a diverse learning community where creativity and curiosity are encouraged, and student growth and development are supported as all students strive to reach their potential as lifelong learners.

Windham Middle School Vision

The vision of the Windham Middle School is to establish a community of open-minded, curious, and engaged learners in which all members belong.

Registration forms are now available in MyPowerHub to complete. All students are required to submit updated and complete registration forms annually. Once you are logged in to MyPowerHub, please follow the instructions to start your registration process.

The Windham Police Department has informed us of an increase in the use of out-of-class electric vehicles (e-bikes) among our students.

A bicycle equipped with an electric motor that exceeds 750 watts (1 HP) and can reach speeds over 20 MPH is classified as an “Out of Class Electric Vehicle” (OCEV) according to federal and manufacturer definitions. It therefore falls under the same regulations as an Off-Highway Recreational Vehicle (OHRV) and cannot be used as transportation to and from school.

The Windham Police Department will monitor our school campuses, and parents will be contacted to pick up the e-bike or vehicle if it meets the OCEV criteria.

For more details on these state and federal guidelines, please review the attached brochure, which summarizes New Hampshire’s laws regarding e-bike usage.

If you have an outstanding Annual Chromebook Technology Fee balance, that overdue balance will be credited first. Please make sure you are up to date with all Annual Chromebook Technology Fee payments, you pay this fee every school year. If you are not up to date on your Annual Chromebook Technology Fees, you will be charged full price for any repairs until the balance is paid.

Students will not be able to take their Chromebook home until all Annual Chromebook Technology Fees have been paid.

If your student did not turn in a charger at the end of the school year, you must pay for the lost one before they will be issued a new one.

Your student will be responsible for their Chromebook, charger, Student ID, lock and any textbooks/library books/classroom books.

• Zack Demers- Head Custodian

• Malori Gagnon- LNA

• Victoria "Ori" Kim- Speech Teacher

• Heather MacFadden- Spanish Teacher

• Susan Mack- ScienceTeacher

• Matt McCabe- SS Teacher

• Melissa McCarthy-BCBA

• Eric Neagle- Spanish Teacher

New Leaders Announcement

School begins promptly at 7:30am.

Students cannot be dropped off before 7:15 am. There is no supervision. Please do not arrive to drop off your student before 7:15am as staff needs access to parking.

Please be sure your child has a charged Chromebook and all items he/she may need for the day. We do not have loaners and they will be calling home to have their Chromebook brought to school.

Whenever a student is going to be absent or tardy a parent should notify the school by calling the absent line at (603)845-1556, entering it into PickUp Patrol or sending an email by 8:30am to wmsattendance@windhamsd.org. PickUp Patrol is the preferred method to notify the school of any attendance changes.

Absent or tardy without notification is considered unexcused.

For students interested in attending the 8th Grade Philadelphia trip, students with 30 or more unexcused tardies and/or 10 or more unexcused absences, are unable to participate in the trip.

Tardies- For tardy students, please email wmsattendance@windhamsd.org or enter it into PickUp Patrol if your student will be tardy. Parents will not come into the building for tardy students. Tardy without notification will be considered an unexcused tardy.

Dismissals-Please use PickUp Patrol to notify the school of a dismissal. Paper notes don't usually make it to the office, that is why we ask you enter it into PickUp Patrol. Parents will come in, show photo ID and we will call your student down. Students will sign themselves out on our Raptor Attendance system. We need written permission if someone not on your contact list is picking up your student. You can put their name in the note line in PickUp Patrol. We ask for no dismissals after 1:50 pm as the buses are arriving and we can not have cars in the bus lane. Please use PickUp Patrol. Please do not call ahead for pick up. We will call your student down when you arrive.

ATTENDANCE FOR AFTER SCHOOL SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES If you are participating in an after school sport, club or activity, you must be in school for at least a half day in order to participate.

From the handbook--"The halfway point for arrival/dismissal time is 11:15 AM and will be considered as such for any after school activities or sporting events. Students must be in for at least half a day in order to participate in these activities".

Student Handbook--26-27 Student Handbook

Material drop off- Please place clothing items, especially shoes, in a bag before coming to the school. Please make sure the item is clearly marked with your students name. A table will be located in the foyer for you to leave the item. Please fill out the red form on the table. Your student is responsible for checking the digital board.

Please do not drop your students off in the back of the building in the morning.

Please do not drop off or pick up students from the Heritage Hill access road. It is dangerous for our students.

For Athletic Information and Events please visit our website @ https://wms.windhamsd.org/about_wms/athletics/general_information

• Wednesday, September 2--Wildcat A Day
• Thursday, September 3--Wildcat B Day
• Friday, September 4--Wildcat A Day

• Monday, September 7--No School--Labor Day
• Tuesday, September 8--Even B Day
• Wednesday, September 9--Odd A Day
• Thursday, September 10--Wildcat B Day
• Friday, September 11--Wildcat A Day

• Monday, September 14--Wildcat B Day
• Tuesday, September 15--Even A Day
• Wednesday, September 16--Odd B Day
• Thursday, September 17--Wildcat A Day--No Tech Day
• Friday, September 18--Wildcat B Day

September 2--First Day of School

September 7--Labor Day--No School

September 9--School Pictures--C3 will be here 7:30am-9:30am

September 10--Open House--6:00pm-7:15pm

September 10--8th grade Health Informational Night--7:15pm

September 17--No Tech Day

September 25--Project Blackout Game

October 1--No Tech Day

October 12--Columbus Day--No School

October 16--Trimester 1 Progress Reports

October 21--Early Release--Dismissal at 11:15am

C3 will be here at 7:30am-9:30am. All students need to have a photo taken to get a student ID. No IDs will be issued without a current school year photograph. More details to come.

Join us for the WMS Open House on Thursday, September 10 from 6:00pm-7:15pm.

After the Open House is the 8th Grade Health information night. This event is for 8th Grade parents only. More details to come.

We are using the Raptor Kiosk for students who are tardy and dismissed and for all visitors to our building.

When you are being dismissed, you need to stop in the main office to check yourself out at the Raptor Kiosk, parents will not be signing you out.

Visitors need to sign themselves in and out using the Raptor kiosk in the office.

Please make sure you have submitted your student's updated physical and immunization records to the nurse. You can email them to kbell@windhamsd.org, have them faxed or have your student bring them in.

If your student is participating in a sport, you will need to upload a current physical to Final Forms and also provide a copy to Nurse Bell for your students records.

Our district is committed to helping families understand how technology enhances student learning. We also want to provide the support needed to navigate our digital tools. Please see below for some upcoming learning opportunities for our families.

• District Parent Technology Night: Join district leaders on Monday, September 14, from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM at Windham High School to hear insights into the core digital tools, platforms, and technology our students and staff use to get a better understanding of how the intentional use of technology enhances student learning across our schools.

• 1-on-1 Hands-On Tech Support: If you are having issues accessing any of our technology platforms, get personalized help with student devices, parent portals, and logins. Our tech department will offer in-person or virtual sessions for personalized, 1-on-1 troubleshooting. The available dates and times are:

  • Monday, September 21st: 11 am-1 pm at the SAU office or Zoom

  • Tuesday, September 22nd: 11 am-1 pm at the SAU office or Zoom

  • Wednesday, September 23rd: 4 pm-6 pm at the SAU office or Zoom

Please note: Separate sign-ups for 1-on-1 support sessions are coming soon! If you cannot attend any of these events, you can always submit a tech support request online anytime.

• Open House Technical Support: Our technical support team will also be available at each school’s open house to help answer questions, so make sure to stop by our tech support tables.

Our school day starts at 7:30am. Your student needs to be in their homeroom, in their seat at 7:30am. They are considered tardy at 7:31am. If you do not notify the absence line, your students tardy is unexcused. The absence line can be reached at 603-845-1556 or at wmsattendance@windhamsd.org. You may also enter your students late arrival in PickUp Patrol.

PickUp Patrol is the preferred method to notify the school of any attendance changes.

For students interested in attending the 8th Grade Philadelphia trip, students with 30 or more unexcused tardies or 10 or more unexcused absences, are unable to participate in the trip.

Our doors open to students at 7:15am and close at 7:30am, any student arriving after 7:30am is considered tardy. If the office is not notified of the late arrival, it is considered unexcused. The car line can be long, so please plan accordingly. Students riding the bus are not marked tardy, even if the bus arrives late.

The car line can be long, so please plan accordingly. Students riding the bus are not marked tardy, even if the bus arrives late.

PickUp Patrol is the schools preferred method of notifying the school of any attendance changes.

Please make sure you are notifying the school if your student will be absent or tardy. Whenever a student is going to be absent or tardy a parent should notify the school by calling the absent line at (603)845-1556, sending an email by 8:30am to wmsattendance@windhamsd.org or entering it into PickUp Patrol.

If your student will be absent 3 or more days, they will need to come to the office to get an extended absence form or print the form below. This form needs to be signed by all of your students' teachers, the assistant principal and a parent/guardian. Please make sure your student is getting this form well in advance of the absence to allow time to obtain ALL signatures. You also need to put the absence into PickUp Patrol for the entire absence.

For students interested in attending the 8th Grade Philadelphia trip, students with 30 or more unexcused tardies and/or 10 or more unexcused absences, are unable to participate in the trip.

Only the office can enter an absence as excused, not teachers or administrators. Please make sure you are using the above options to notify us of your students absence.

Wired headphones are a supply request-- students should not be using Airpods or wireless headphones throughout the school day.

Beginning in the 2025 school year, New Hampshire has enacted a statewide “bell-to-bell” ban on student cell phone use from the first instructional bell to dismissal, except in very limited cases.

Although this is a new statewide policy, the Windham School District already had a cell phone, smart watch, tablets, or personal laptop policy in place for students in grades K–8. For our students, this will not be a change. Cell phones are expected to remain off and stored in student lockers for the entire school day.

We ask parents and guardians to please remind your child of this expectation so we can continue supporting a focused, distraction-free learning environment.

WMS will be using Final Forms to register students who want to try out for sports. Parents can follow the instructions below to register on Final Forms and then sign up their students for the sport they'd like to try out for in the fall. Please reach out to Mr. Moyer with any questions.

WMS will be using Sports You to communicate with students and parents regarding sports updates. Students and parents can sign up for sports notifications by using the QR code below or following the instructions on the website. Updates regarding try-out dates and times will be sent out over the summer. Please reach out to Mr. Moyer with any questions.

All fall sports start at the end of August. Any player wishing to try out must complete the registration process on Final Forms, which requires a parent and the student to participate. Signing up for Final Forms can be found by clicking the Final Forms link or on the WMS athletics page. If your child is selected to participate on a team, a sports physical is required for them to participate further.

Below is the list of tryout dates and times. Students are only allowed to try out for one team per season. Athletes should attend all the tryouts.

Boys Soccer (WMS Lower Field, 2:30-4:30) ***Subject to Change based on the number of players that try out. Practice dates will be announced once teams are selected. Cuts can be made depending on the number of players that try out. The amount of players that make the team will be determined by the coach.***

Monday, August 31st

Tuesday, September 1st

Wednesday, September 2nd (Cuts will be made if determined by the coach)

***All athletes trying out should wear soccer shorts and an athletic shirt for tryouts. All athletes trying out must bring shin guards, cleats, and a water bottle. A mouthguard and soccer ball are optional.

Girls Soccer (WMS Upper Field, 2:30-4:00) ***Subject to Change based on the number of players that try out. Practice dates will be announced once teams are selected. Cuts can be made depending on the number of players that try out. The amount of players that make the team will be determined by the coach.***

Monday, August 31st

Tuesday, September 1st

Wednesday, September 2nd (Cuts will be made if determined by the coach)

***All athletes trying out should wear soccer shorts and an athletic shirt for tryouts. All athletes trying out must bring shin guards, cleats, and a water bottle. A mouthguard and soccer ball are optional.

Volleyball (2:30-4:30, WMS Gym) ***Subject to Change based on the number of players that try out. Practice dates will be announced once teams are selected. Cuts can be made depending on the number of players that try out. The amount of players that make the team will be determined by the coach.***

Monday, August 31st

Tuesday, September 1st

Wednesday, September 2nd (Cuts will be made it determined by the coach)

***All athletes trying out should wear shorts and an athletic shirt for tryouts. All athletes trying out should bring volleyball shoes and a water bottle. Knee pads are encouraged but not mandatory.

Field Hockey (2:30-4:00, GBS Field) ***Subject to Change based on the number of players that try out. Practice dates will be announced once teams are selected. Cuts can be made depending on the number of players that try out. The amount of players that make the team will be determined by the coach.***

Monday, August 31st

Tuesday, September 1st

Wednesday, September 2nd (Cuts will be made if determined by the coach)

***All athletes trying out should wear athletic shorts or pants and an athletic shirt for tryouts. All athletes trying out should bring a field hockey stick, shin guards, cleats, a mouth guard, and a water bottle. Eye goggles are optional.

Cross Country

Cross Country begins on Tuesday, September 8th. Athletes should bring shorts, pants, an athletic shirt, sneakers, and water to practice. Cross Country is not a try-out sport. All athletes who come out to practice make the team. Any student who tries out for another team but does not make that team can join the Cross Country team until Friday, September 11th. The team and practices are open to all student-athletes. Student-athletes are not required to attend meets. Practices are held Monday through Thursday from 2:45 to 4:00 during the season, unless the team has a meet. Practices are held on the cross-country trail behind the WMS baseball field.

***If a student comes out for cross-country, the expectation is that they will participate in all running drills during practice. Cross-Country is not a club, it is a school sport. All athletes should wear athletic shorts or pants and an athletic shirt for practices. All athletes should bring a water bottle.

If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to e-mail Mr. Moyer at kmoyer@windhamsd.org or go to the WMS Athletics page at https://windhamsdwms.ss18.sharpschool.com/about_wms/athletics/general_information

Our Fall sport programs offered at WMS include:

Cross Country - Boys Team and Girls Team

Coach: Erin Bailey, ebailey@windhamsd.org

Coach: Kevin Moyer, kmoyer@windhamsd.org

Field Hockey - Girls

Head Coach: Katie Bell, kbell@windhamsd.org

Soccer - Boys Team and Girls Team

Boys Head Coach: Ben Helbig, bhelbig@windhamsd.org

Girls Head Coach: Marty Chaput, mchaput@windhamsd.org

Volleyball - Girls

D1 Head Coach: Steve Curry, scurry@windhamsd.org

D4 Head Coach: TBA

Students can be removed from sports/clubs if they are failing or have incompletes in 2 classes. This information can be found on page 60 of the Student Handbook.

26/27 Student Handbook

In order to streamline the permission form process, this year there will be one club/activity form that will need to be filled out if your student plans to participate in ANY afterschool club/activity. If the online form is not filled out, your student will not be able to stay after. There may be additional forms for an individual club/activity. If your student plans to participate in any after school club/activity, please fill out the 26/27 Club/Activity Form in MyPowerHub.

Below are the links to access the directions for using MyPowerHub. You will find the permission slip under Forms. Once you are logged in to MyPowerHub, please follow the instructions to find the form in MyPowerHub.

If you have any questions, please reach out to the main office.​

Your student can not stay for any after school activity if the online form has not been filled out.

​Mobile App - Login and Overview

Desktop view - Login and Overview

For any questions about clubs or activities, please reach out to the teacher running the club or activity.

• Art Club-- ccolbeth@windhamsd.org
• Book Beat--ksmith@windhamsd.org & koneil@windhamsd.org
• Chess Club--hnoel@windhamsd.org
• Coed Volleyball--Winter--jbartlett@windhamsd.org
• Destination Imagination--TBD
• Drama--mkosta@windhamsd.org
• Game/Baking Club-- syandow@windhamsd.org or ksmith@windhamsd.org
• Homework Club--koneil@windhamsd.org & mbentzlin@windhamsd.org
• Math League--jzannoni@windhamsd.org
• M2M--ljodoin@windhamsd.org or rjohnson@windhamsd.org
• Robotics--ktenhagen@windhamsd.org or kcapel@windhamsd.org
• Ski Club--Winter-scurry@windhamsd.org
• SMILES--hnoel@windhamsd.org
• Student Council--jbullis@windhamsd.org & jroy@windhamsd.org
• Tennis Club--Spring--tlamb@windhamsd.org

Registration forms are now available in MyPowerHub to complete. All students are required to submit updated and complete registration forms annually. Once you are logged in to MyPowerHub, please follow the instructions to start your registration process.

All student reports are available for viewing/printing in the PowerSchool PowerHub You can view current and previous reports in the portal.

If you encounter difficulties logging in or accessing PowerSchool or Schoology, please complete the Parent PowerSchool Account Support form or Schoology Account Support form for assistance.

MyPowerHub Notification Settings --MyPowerHub Guardian view - Login, Overview Tile and Notification Preferences

We are proud to introduce a new parent platform, MyPowerHub. This platform enables our district to utilize a centralized platform from PowerSchool, consolidating the flow of information from schools to parents and guardians. In MyPowerHub, parents/guardians can:

1. See their child’s progress in one place

2. See school, classroom, club, and district communications in one place

3. Get direct messages from teachers and staff

4. Submit forms

5. View fees

6. Sign up for parent/teacher conferences

7. View transportation information

You should have received a message from the district to log in to the platform to complete your yearly registration forms and to view the updated bus routes. If you have not logged into the platform yet, please follow the instructions below to log in before the start of the school year.

Instructions

Desktop view - Login and Overview

Mobile App - Login and Overview

View Bus Routes Instructions

Complete Registration Forms Instructions

What is the PowerSchool Mobile App and is it right for you?

The PowerSchool Mobile App is a great resource for keeping on top of your student’s grades and attendance. It is nowhere near as robust as the full web version of the PowerSchool

PowerHub.

See more information below.

Schoology Notification Settings

Schoology Login Directions

We are thrilled to continue offering Tutor.com services to grades 4-12! This partnership with the New Hampshire Department of Education and Tutor.com provides unlimited access to the tutoring service – anytime, anywhere, from any internet-connected device. This means your child can get the academic support they need, even from the comfort of home. Our students can access Tutor.com through their Schoology course pages. Please click here for more information.

Bus Routes for the 2026-2027 school year are now available in MyPowerHub! Please follow these instructions to view your child's routes.

Parents should plan for a buffer of 10-15 minutes between their estimated arrival times for the first two weeks to get a better sense of what will be a more accurate timeframe. If there are changes to your child’s route, the district will notify you separately, and the change will be visible in PowerSchool.

If you have any questions about the bus routes, please contact Kristina Greene at First Student Transportation at 1-603-377-8878 or by email at bus@windhamsd.org. For PowerSchool portal assistance, please complete this form.

First Student offers a mobile app that allows parents to view their child’s bus route in real-time. FirstView will track your child’s bus on its routes and allow you to set up a customizable geofence around your pick-up/drop-off location.

Policy ECAF: RECORDING DEVICES ON SCHOOL BUSES

Our Nutrition Services team is excited to welcome students back for another great year! To find monthly meal menus, meal pricing, payment options, and free/reduced meal applications, please visit the Nutrition Services page on our district website at https://www.windhamsd.org/our_district/superintendent_s_office/nutrition_services

Join Our Team! Looking for a job with a schedule that matches your child’s school calendar? Work where your kids learn! We are hiring for open positions within Nutrition Services. Visit the district website's employment page today to submit an application and join our school community family! Apply Today!

Food Nutrition

LINQ Connect is the payment platform that our food nutrition services uses.

Nutrition Services Meal Pricing SY227:

https://www.windhamsd.org/our_district/superintendent_s_office/nutrition_services/meal_prices_and_details

The Free/Reduced Meals Application and Instructions

https://www.windhamsd.org/our_district/superintendent_s_office/nutrition_services/free_and_reduced_meal_program

Additional School Fees

The Windham School District has transitioned electronic payments for school fees (such as laptop fees, Chromebooks, etc.) to Vanco RevTrak.

Please remember that the electronic payment centers are set up for convenience. All parents still have the option to send in a check to pay for food nutrition and/or school-based fees at any time. Please contact your child’s school directly if you have questions.

If you have an outstanding Annual Chromebook Technology Fee balance, that overdue balance will be credited first. Please make sure you are up to date with all Annual Chromebook Technology Fee payments, you pay this fee every school year. If you are not up to date on your Annual Chromebook Technology Fee, you will be charged full price for any repairs until the balance is paid.

What is MTSS?

The Multi-Tiered System of Support (MTSS) establishes a process for providing increasing levels of instructional frequency and intensity whereby the needs of all learners are identified and supported.

All students within the Windham School District are provided effective standards-based core instruction and best practices in a system that includes: universal screening, progress monitoring, data-driven decision-making, academic, social-emotional, and behavior supports, and researched based instruction and intervention.

For more information on MTSS, please view our available resources below.

WSD Multi-Tiered System of Support (MTSS)
Multi-Tiered System of Support (MTSS) Informational Brochure

The dress code can be found in the Student Handbook which can be found here, Student Handbook.

Thank you for your interest in becoming a school volunteer!

Updated Volunteer Info: We greatly value our volunteers and hope many will return this year! Before the new school year begins, here’s a quick update. The annual volunteer training has been refreshed and is accessible here. Your username remains your email address, and no password is required. The Windham SAU office is also offering new volunteers the chance to schedule fingerprinting appointments at 19 Haverhill Road on Thursday, September 10th, and Monday, September 21st, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, with the last appointment at 1:30 PM. To schedule, email hr@windhamsd.org. Please be aware that processing times for results can take several weeks. If you’re a new volunteer with questions, contact the SAU office via hr@windhamsd.org.

All required training will be completed through our online system, Vector Training.

As a reminder, All “Designated Volunteers" are mandated to complete annual training required by the following RSAs; RSA 189:13(a); RSA 193:J(2); RSA 193:F(5); and RSA 189:13(a), XII.

The definition of a "Designated Volunteer" is defined in Policy: GBCD and is any volunteer who comes into our schools on a regular basis or to chaperone a field trip of any kind.

Volunteers who do not fall within the definition of a designated volunteer (i.e. volunteer for an occasional classroom party), only need to complete steps one and two outlined above.

All designated volunteers must complete the steps below in order to be approved for the Windham School District.

1. Submit Volunteer Form
2. Background Check/Fingerprinting (NEW VOLUNTEERS ONLY)
3. Please complete the online training through Vector Systems. The training login will automatically be sent to you from Windham School District (SAU #95) after you submit the volunteer form. If you are still waiting to receive the login information within one week of submitting the form, please contact the Human Resources department at hr@windhamsd.org.

PLEASE NOTE: IF YOUR FINGERPRINTS HAVE ALREADY CLEARED IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO REPEAT THE FINGERPRINTING PROCESS).

If you are thinking about participating in a field trip; you must have completed the steps outlined above.

If you are unsure if you are a designated volunteer, or if you have any questions, please contact the Human Resource department, hr@windhamsd.org.

Our volunteers are a critical component to the success of our school district and we appreciate and thank you for your time and commitment!

https://www.windhamsd.org/resources/parents/volunteer_information

Windham Middle School is seeking parent volunteers to become a part of our School Council. The purpose of this council is to provide communication with parents, teachers, and administration. The meetings are usually sounding boards for Principals for implementing changes or initiatives and to get the pulse of the school community. The meetings are advisory in nature and are not designed as a “work” group, but there may be some assignments that the group decides to do in order to increase communication. The meetings are held monthly after school in the Media Center from 2:40-4:00pm.

Please contact Mrs. Morrow, bmorrow@windhamsd.org or Mr. Gratton, jgratton@windhamsd.org if you are interested.

ROAR

R-Respect

O-Opportunities

A-Achievement

R- Responsiblity

26/27 Student Handbook

26/27 Student Athlete Handbook

Communications Guide

Policies and Procedures

Parent Technology Resource Center

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WindhamMiddleSchool

Email: sgerstein@windhamsd.org
Website: https://wms.windhamsd.org/
Location: 112a Lowell Road, Windham, NH, USA
Phone: (603)845-1556

Windham Middle School Mission

Windham Middle School faculty, staff, and students foster a diverse learning community where creativity and curiosity are encouraged, and student growth and development are supported as all students strive to reach their potential as lifelong learners.

Windham Middle School Vision

The vision of the Windham Middle School is to establish a community of open-minded, curious, and engaged learners in which all members belong.

Find us at WindhamPTA.org and on Facebook. Stay informed by joining your child’s school Facebook PTA Volunteer Group page.

https://www.facebook.com/Windham-Middle-School-PTA-Volunteer-Group-Page-112467067714393

https://www.facebook.com/windhamnhpta

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