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In Mr. Kleyh's math classes, 7th and 8th graders celebrated Pi Day by measuring diameters and circumferences of circles. Their goal was to see how close they could get to the irrational but well rounded number pi. To make the class even better, Mr. Kleyh shared Little Debbie's pies with them!