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EWM Students Show Their Holiday Spirit in Food Drive
Since Thanksgiving, students at E. Wilson Morrison Elementary School (EWM) have been collecting canned goods to help replenish the depleted stock piles at our local Salvation Army. They collected twenty-five full boxes of goods, led by our fourth grade students, which by themselves filled nine boxes. Fifth grade came in second place with five boxes, followed by Kindergarten with four.
Most importantly, local families in need will have food this holiday season. Thank you to all who participated. Have a blessed Holiday season.
4th Grade alone!! Well done!!
After loading the Salvation Army truck, the students presented “Mr. Skip” (Skip Rogers) with the $1,650.00 they raised in their annual “Change Wars”, to help our local disabled veterans and their families.
Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night.
(From a release by EWM Student Support Coach and Early Act Advisor Michael Williams)
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