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Dr. Edwards Announces School Safety Drill and Upcoming Community Events

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In a report published November 2, Dr. Edwards shared updates regarding school safety drills, upcoming meetings, and community events.

Key takeaways

  • Students and staff will practice the Hold Protocol on Monday, November 2.
  • The next PTA meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, November 3, at 10:30 a.m. in the CMS Library.
  • Community members can sign up to participate in the Career Fair on Thursday, December 3.
  • The school will hold an annual food drive, with details provided in the newsletter.

Dr. Edwards released a weekly videocast on November 2 providing updates on school activities and community engagement opportunities. The announcement included details on safety protocols, upcoming meetings, and volunteer opportunities for the upcoming months.

Students and staff will practice the Hold Protocol on Monday, November 2, as part of ongoing school safety preparations. Additionally, the next PTA meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, November 3, at 10:30 a.m. in the CMS Library.

Community members, parents, and guardians are invited to participate in the Career Fair on Thursday, December 3. Interested individuals can complete a presenter interest form found in the weekly newsletter to share career experiences with students.

The weekly update also highlighted the importance of parents and guardians prioritizing academic support when helping children make PACK session selections. Furthermore, details regarding an upcoming annual food drive are available in the school's newsletter.

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