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 The Seal of the President of the United States serves as the official coat of arms for the U.S. presidency. It is directly based on the Great Seal of the United States and features several symbolic elements:     Core Elements and Symbolism The Bald Eagle: Positioned at the center, the American bald eagle holds a scroll in its beak with the official national motto, "E Pluribus Unum" ("Out of many, one").     The Olive Branch (Peace): In its right (dexter) talon, the eagle holds an olive branch featuring 13 leaves and 13 olives, symbolizing the nation's preference for peace. Since President Harry S. Truman revised the seal in 1945, the eagle's head always faces toward the olive branch.     The Arrows (Defense): In its left (sinister) talon, the eagle holds 13 arrows, symbolizing the readiness to defend the nation.     The Escutcheon (Shield): On the eagle's breast is a shield featuring 13 red and white vertical stripes under a solid blue chief (top bar), representing the original thirteen colonies unified under Congress.     The Crest (Glory): Above the eagle’s head is a "glory" (a puff of clouds) containing 13 white stars arranged in a constellation pattern, encircled by rays of light.     Outer Ring of Stars: Surrounding the central coat of arms is a ring of 50 white stars, representing each state in the Union. (Note: Executive orders specify that a star is added whenever a new state enters the Union).     Text Inscription: The outer border features the words "SEAL OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES" in capital letter
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April Students of the Month for Wirt County Middle School: 5th Grade Lacey Wilson, 6th Grade Representative (Tiger mascot), 7th Grade Olivia Brannon, and 8th Grade Rayann Nay."
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"A composite image titled 'February Student of the Month' for Wirt County Middle School featuring four students: Jack Jarvis (5th grade), Carson Harrison (6th grade), Abby Whited (7th grade), and Jaiden Okonkwo (8th grade)."
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