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Performer Shows Butler Students How to be 'Courageous'

Steve Granata demonstrated basketball skills during PTA assembly at the Richard Butler School.

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A PTA-funded assembly took place last week at the in . The name was, “Totally Courageous Basketball” featuring Steve Granata.

Steve uses his wonderful athletic abilities and ball-handling skills to help communicate a powerful message of excellence to young people (grades K-8), inspiring them to be courageous and live out their dreams. Steve stresses the importance of hard work, education and making the right choices in life. 

All the children seemed to enjoy his presentation. 

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