Can you believe that the 2022-2023 school year is heading in to the last couple of months? That means it is time to plan for next school year. Under the leadership of Mrs. Angie Bhola, Memorial Day School is ahead of the game. The Administrative Staff is already involved in making some awesome plans for the upcoming school year.
If your child is looking for that school that teaches students and not just subjects, Memorial Day School is the place for you. Whether you're new enrollment or reenrollment, come talk to our staff and enroll your child at Memorial Day School because this is the school where parents and students truly matter.
Every graduation year, faculty and administrators look at their students as they receive their diplomas. For those of use who have witnessed multiple graduation classes, we reflect upon the class and what makes them different than previous classes.
This year, the difference was simple. What this Class of 2022 has accomplished, hopefully, will not be duplicated again. What they endured during the past 2 years speaks volumes of their dedication and character. Very simple...in one word, "PANDEMIC" or "COVID".
This class was asked to play sports only to see games cancelled and chances for championships be tossed aside. This class was asked to "mask-up" and sit socially distant from their classmates. This class was asked to eat packaged food for lunch in order to assure that any contagious fever would not be passed to them. This class was asked to wake-up at home and sit in front of a computer screen for 7-8 hours to get and do their classword.
Never in our history, have 16-18 year old young girls and young men asked so much. No field trips; No proms; No sporting events; and virtual graduation ceremonies.
And through it all.....here we are, ready to present their diplomas on Saturday, May 21, 2022.
CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 2022.
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF YOUR PARENTS.
YOU DID IT !!
…..the year was 1971
The President of the United States was Richard M. Nixon and the Vice-President was Spiro T. Agnew.
There was 207,660,677 people living in the United States and their life expectancy was 71.1 years.
The United States Supreme Court unanimously ruled that busing of students may be ordered to achieve racial desegregation.
And the Twenty-Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution lowered the voting age to 18.
Disney World in Orlando, Florida opened to the public.
The average cost of a new home was $25,250.00.
The Median Household Income was $10,600.00 and unemployment was 4.9%.
A gallon of gas cost 40 cents.
The new Datsun 1200 Sports Coupe sold for $1,866.00.
A ticket to the movies cost $1.50.
The cost of a first-class postage stamp was increased from .06 cents to .08 cents.
In the World Series, the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Baltimore Orioles in 4 games.
The Milwaukee Bucks won 4 straight over the Baltimore Bullets for the NBA Championship.
UCLA defeated Villanova 68-62 for the NCAA Basketball Championship and Nebraska was the undefeated (13-0) NCAA Football Champions.
Patton won the Oscar for Best Picture of the Year.
Simon & Garfunkel swept the Grammys for Record, Album and Song of the Year with “Bridge Over Troubled Water”.
Archie Bunker came into our homes for the first time in the CBS debut of All in the Family.
AND…..Memorial Day School opened our doors.
We are proud and privileged to be celebrating our 50th Anniversary of providing a quality education to our community and to our students because they matter.
