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During the week of Oct. 29 – Nov. 2, the middle school students did their best to help local charities through the Aloha United Way. A total of $2,943.56 was raised by Mid-Pacific students!
Students donated a dollar as they entered the Halloween Dance on Friday, Oct. 26 in Scudder Dining Hall. We collected a total of $347 at the dance! The night was filled with energy with a dance-off and free food and drinks. Special thanks to chairmen Summer Shigetani and Kimberly Weeks for planning and organizing the various committees. We also want to thank Summer’s family for donating the prizes and Halloween treats we enjoyed that evening!
Every day during lunch, students donated a dollar for all kinds of crazy things like “holla for a dolla” (sending messages to their classmates), BillBoard (taping Dr. Priester to a cafeteria table with duct tape!!), and buying Jamba Juice. Our bake sale alone collected $847 from the yummy baked goods which were donated by our very own students and teachers.
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who generously donated to a worthy cause!
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Please visit the virtual art gallery on the MPI website to view the latest artwork produced by the 8th grade art workshop classes.
Click here to link to Virtual Art Gallery
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The Mid-Pacific Parent Community Association invites you and your family to learn how to “Help Protect Your Children and Family from Internet Victimization and Crime” with our guest speaker, former HPD Detective Chris Duque. You cannot afford to miss this critical briefing!
When: Tuesday, November 20, 2007
5:30 – 7:00 p.m.
Where: Bakken Auditorium
Speaker: Former HPD Detective Chris Duque, Computer and Internet Crimes Expert
Please RSVP by Thursday, November 15, 2007, to mpipto@midpac.edu. Please include the number of people attending.
We look forward to seeing you on November 20th!
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Middle School students and teachers filled 28 laundry baskets with food, toys, books, school supplies, toiletries and just fun stuff to give to families who are less fortunate. Students were told to reflect on things they were thankful for and show their appreciation for what they have, by donating items to a family in need. They were told to be creative and resourceful…and they went beyond their assignment! The baskets were overflowing with goods and they were beautifully decorated.
6th Grade teacher, Mrs. Lisa Mah, who organized the activity sent this message to MS teachers and her words say it all.
“Thank you ALL for the beautifully filled baskets this morning! The representatives from Catholic Charities were truly in awe and grateful. The power of giving is remarkable…..thank you for instilling that value in your students.”
Thank you Mrs. Mah and WAY TO GO MIDDLE SCHOOL!!!
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