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Little Falcons Preschool to visit Hall of Flame Museum

Nicole Valentino’s class poses with their bee headbands at Little Falcons Preschool on Thursday, May 4, 2026, in Fountain Hills, Ariz. Pictured are, from left, (back row) Luke, Antonio, River, Eden P. (front row) Corey, Amelia, Eden G. and Savanna.

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Little Falcons Preschool will take students on a field trip to the Hall of Flame Museum of Firefighting on Wednesday, Sept. 30 so they can learn about the history of firefighting, according to the Fountain Hills Unified School District’s calendar.

The museum features historic fire engines, firefighting equipment and fire safety exhibits, including educational activities for children, according to the museum’s website.

Students can learn about fire prevention and emergency safety.

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