Saint John teen who uses wheelchair questions shutting down school elevator for weeks

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Jessie Horrobin says elevator ‘essential’ to maintaining normal school experience

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Image shows a young lady in a wheelchair sitting in front of a sign that says Academic Experience. She had long dark wavy hair, wears glasses, a black top and a red flowered skirt.

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