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Elementary Lunch: Parents Welcome!

Elementary Lunch: Parents Welcome!

Written on Mar 23, 2022. Posted in News.

by Laura Glenn

We’re excited that all elementary boys have now returned to eating in the lunchroom. As a result of this transition, we now have room for parents to visit occasionally at lunch.

As a reminder, we celebrate birthdays each month at a special chapel. Parents are welcome to bring a birthday lunch for their own child; however, lunches and/or birthday treats should not be sent for an entire class.

Lunch Schedule:

First Grade: 11:00
Second Grade: 12:05
Third Grade: 11:35
Fourth Grade: 11:50
Fifth Grade: 12:30
Sixth Grade: 11:20

Laura Glenn

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Tags: 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, 5th Grade, 6th Grade, COVID-19

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