
Hope for the Future: One Boy's Inauguration Journey
Loizos Karaiskos, a 5th grader at Silvermine Elementary School in Norwalk, Conn., was one of 2,900 middle school students participating in the Junior Presidential Youth Inaugural Conference from January 16-21. Watch and follow Loizos' experience.
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