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Michelle Obama surprises high school students in DC on College Signing Day

Former first lady Michelle Obama surprised high school students at the College Signing Day event, partnering with her Reach Higher initiative to promote education beyond high school.
Obama commended students for resilience during the pandemic, urging them to vote, and celebrated their achievements.
Around 2,500 students gathered at Capitol One Arena for the event, with Obama encouraging them to be leaders in the world.

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The Hill

Michelle Obama surprises high school students in DC on College Signing Day

Former First Lady Michelle Obama surprised high school students from Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia to celebrate College Signing Day and their decision to pursue higher education. “Look, on a day when so much is about looking ahead, I just want to take a little moment to look back with you all,” she said. “Because…

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People

Michelle Obama Surprises D.C. High Schoolers to Celebrate Their College Decisions: 'We Need Your Perspectives'

Michelle Obama, whose Reach Higher initiative encourages students to continue education after high school, delivered a surprise speech at a College Signing event in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday, April 30.

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NBC Washington

Michelle Obama surprises DC students at College Signing Day celebration

Former first lady Michelle Obama surprised high school students Tuesday at the College Signing Day event at Capital One Arena, where thousands of D.C. seniors celebrated the end of high school and the beginning of their college careers. They were expecting to see D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser. “There is a big world out there waiting for you to be a...

19 days ago·Washington, United States

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