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We will be hosting our annual Trick or Treat Event at the school on Friday October 25th. This year the event will be from 7:00pm to 9:00pm. There will be fun family pictures, games, a scavenger hunt, guess the number of candy to win jars of candy, an Art activity and a Drive In Movie with Box Cars for the Kids to sit in!!! There will also be plenty of opportunity for the kiddos to go trick or treat in the classrooms. Parents are asked to donate 2 supersized bags of candy (please no small bags of candy or we will not have enough). Please remember no peanuts or nuts. All candy needs to be turned into the school no later than Friday October 18th. Please let us know if you have any questions
Parents to kick off our Caring and Giving Chores for Money/Can-a-thon which starts on Monday October 28th and ends on Friday November 21st at 6:30pm, we thought it would be fun to have a Spirit Week-No Uniform Required this week if participating in Spirit Week-Remember all money raised will be used to buy groceries for Mission Metroplex/Mission Arlington to be delivered on Monday November 25th, 2019 at 10:00am Monday's Theme: Halloween Colors! Tuesday's Theme: Sports Fanatic Day! Wednesday's Theme: Camouflage and/or Tutu Day! Thursday's Theme: Halloween Costumes Friday's Theme: Pajama Day (No Slippers)
Each year as the school year hits full swing, we enter what is commonly referred to as cold and flu season.
On Thursday October 24th we will be planting magical pumpkins seeds. It they work on Thursday October 31st there will be a mini pumpkin patch at the front of the school. Each student can pick their very own mini pumpkin when they arrive at school.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. We want to show our support by wearing Pink with Pride every Friday in October! So pink out on Friday's in October
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