Class of 2020 Seniors

11/6/2019

Class of 2020, we have a new date for our Homecoming Appreciation. It's now
November 19th from 5-8:30 pm. Permission forms are ready for pick up in
P-22 (Magz Class). We want to close out our last year of Homecoming with
each other, our families, food, activities, and a classmate movie night of
Toy Story 4. Forms are due next Wed, Nov. 15th. It is a first come, first
serve basis (Limited to the first 250 people). This event is open to all
class members; especially celebrating those classmates that participated
any of our 4 years of Homecoming.

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