Students Spread Holiday Cheer with DECA's Cookie and Card Drive at All American Assisted Living

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The Wareham School Committee meeting on December 19, 2024, highlighted a series of community-focused initiatives and student activities that are fostering school spirit and engagement.

The meeting opened with a celebration of the winter sports season, which has begun successfully, generating excitement among students. This positive momentum was further reflected in the recent activities organized by the DECA club, which brought homemade cookies and holiday cards to residents at All American Assisted Living. This outreach not only delighted the residents but also strengthened community ties, as noted by a grateful family member who appreciated the students' efforts.

In addition to DECA's community service, the Grama Club recently staged a production of "Frankenstein," showcasing the talents of local students under new leadership. The music program also held a winter concert, contributing to a vibrant atmosphere in the school as students prepared and participated in these events.

The meeting also addressed the return of the free student gift shop, an initiative that allows students to select gifts for their loved ones during the holiday season. This program, which has been a staple in the community for years, continues to support students who may face challenges during the holidays.

Moreover, the culinary and JROTC programs collaborated to deliver meals and social support to veterans at the Kendrick House, reinforcing the school’s commitment to community service. This initiative included not only food but also cards and gift certificates, further enhancing the connection between students and local veterans.

Looking ahead, the school community is gearing up for "ugly sweater day," a fun event to kick off the holiday break, which is expected to draw enthusiastic participation from students.

As the meeting transitioned to other topics, including a food service presentation, the focus remained on the positive impact of these initiatives on student engagement and community relations. The Wareham School Committee continues to prioritize activities that enrich the educational experience while fostering a sense of community and support among students and residents alike.

Converted from Wareham School Committee 12-19-24 meeting on December 19, 2024
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