Danvers High School Students Start 'Why You Matter' Campaign
Students in Danvers are holding up a mirror to their peers with a simple message: you matter. They've taken more than 1000 pictures of students, teachers and staff.
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Students in Danvers are holding up a mirror to their peers with a simple message: you matter. They've taken more than 1000 pictures of students, teachers and staff.
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