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Summer cleaning
Amber Gui and Ericka Applebee have spent their summer scraping gum off the bottom of desks and cleaning out other students' lockers.
Though the tasks they take on may seem like punishment, these Port Byron High School students are not in trouble; they are just trying to help the district's maintenance staff get buildings ready for the upcoming school year.
For school custodians, summer is the busiest season of the year. With teachers and students out of the buildings for only two months, custodians are repainting walls, waxing floors and cleaning surfaces they may only get to once a year.
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