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’Twas the morning before Christmas break, and all through the school,
The Peer Leaders were buzzing—this day would be cool.
They planned Reindeer Games with excitement and flair,
For trophies and triumph were waiting right there.
Thank you, Restaurant Trades, Mrs. Heasley, and the SWPBS for a fun-filled day! Overall, our time with the younger kids was a lot of work, but it was certainly worth it! Serving others helps us to appreciate all our school does to support our good choices, too!
Read MoreThank you, NCPD and FOP Lodge 21, for your generosity and support of our students!
Great job, SkillsUSA!
And great job to the Service Occupations shop and the Eagle's Nest Club for properly cataloguing and laying out the items so they can be ready for the next student in need!
Read MoreThe dresses, the ties, the lights, the music — Everything was FUN-derful at last night’s Winter Wonderland Holiday Dance!
Read MoreOur annual Christmas Tree Decorating Contest lit up the cafeteria with creativity, craftsmanship, and a whole lot of holiday spirit! Our Student Council was busy at work decorating for the Holiday Dance, and our academic door decorations set the theme for some holiday spirit.
Read MoreMore than 45 students visited the space, each welcomed with personalized support as they browsed racks of clothing, tried on outfits, and selected accessories that matched their style. For many, this opportunity meant being able to fully participate in the dance without the financial stress that often accompanies formal events.
Read MorePlease join us in congratulating Milo on their award and the 4 students (Milo Fair, Desiree D'Ambrosi, Josh Siegel, and Easton Grable) on being part of this year's exhibition and continuing our habit of excellence!
Read MoreOverall, the event was both informative and enjoyable, giving students practical tools and knowledge to make healthier choices while also strengthening their collaboration and communication abilities.
Read MoreThe ability to say a simple “thank you” was an honor. While these SkillsUSA members may view their participation as a service project, the warmth and kindness returned by the veterans, their families, and children along the route made it feel as though the students were the ones who received something truly special.
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