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Leading the effort that won first place in the high-school category of the Jordan’s Furniture Coats for Kids benefit were, from left, sophomore-class adviser Sheriley Farrand, Class of 2017 president Lindsey Callan (Groton), vice president Dominic Neto (Shirley), secretary Charlotte Dufresne (Groton) and treasurer Bryson Tang (Pepperell). (Courtesy Dan Phelps)

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The Class of 2017 at Nashoba Valley Technical High School warmed up an especially cold winter.

Leading the effort that won first place in the high-school category of the Jordan’s Furniture Coats for Kids benefit were, from left, sophomore-class adviser Sheriley Farrand, Class of 2017 president Lindsey Callan (Groton), vice president Dominic Neto (Shirley), secretary Charlotte Dufresne (Groton) and treasurer Bryson Tang (Pepperell). (Courtesy Dan Phelps)
Leading the effort that won first place in the high-school category of the Jordan’s Furniture Coats for Kids benefit were, from left, sophomore-class adviser Sheriley Farrand, Class of 2017 president Lindsey Callan (Groton), vice president Dominic Neto (Shirley), secretary Charlotte Dufresne (Groton) and treasurer Bryson Tang (Pepperell). (Courtesy Dan Phelps)

The sophomore class held a coat drive over the winter as part of the Jordan’s Furniture Coats for Kids program, and collected enough garments to win first prize in the high-school category.

For their efforts, the class — led by president Lindsey Callan of Groton, vice president Dominic Neto of Shirley, secretary Charlotte Dufresne of Groton, treasurer Bryson Tang of Pepperell, and adviser Sheriley Farrand — received $1,000 for the school and 100 tickets to Jordan’s Furniture’s IMAX theaters.
        Keeping kids warm is kind of cool. And so is Nashoba Tech.

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