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Syracuse Jr. High to host Fall Food Drive for local families

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Syracuse Jr. High to host Fall Food Drive for local families
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Syracuse Jr. High is hosting a schoolwide Fall Food Drive to support the Syracuse High School Food Pantry. Students are encouraged to donate non-expired, nonperishable food items to assist local families and individuals.

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  • Syracuse Jr. High is hosting a Fall Food Drive for the Syracuse High School Food Pantry.
  • Donations of non-expired, nonperishable food items can be brought to House Time on Wednesday, November 11.
  • Student officers will also visit classrooms on Wednesday, November 11, to collect donations.
  • The house with the most donations will earn House Points.

Syracuse Jr. High is conducting a schoolwide Fall Food Drive this fall to support local families. According to a November 9 statement, the initiative aims to collect donations for the Syracuse High School Food Pantry to assist individuals and families in the community.

Students are encouraged to donate non-expired boxes and cans of nonperishable food. Donations can be brought to House Time on Wednesday, November 11. Additionally, student officers will visit classrooms throughout that day to collect food donations.

The event includes a competition where the house that collects the most cans will earn House Points, intended to encourage student participation and school spirit.

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