MATADOR FUN RUN

It was just a week ago when our pep rally kicked off the start of the Matador Fun Run fundraiser.  The money that our students and families raise will be used to improve the technology in and out of the classroom making it easier to do research, watch important videos and complete important class assignments.

Our students were challenged to raise $10,000.00 and the response has been nothing shy of phenomenal.  The faculty put out "mini-challenges" to their classes and by the end of the first 5 days .... the first goal had been achieved.

Now....the second goal of reaching $15,000.00 is close and achieveable.

The MATADOR FUN RUN is scheduled for Thursday, April 18th on our field. There will be tents, flags, music, and a whole lot more going on. We need volunteers to help out between 8:00 AM - Noon. It's an early dismissal day. Our spring break starts that Friday.

If you would like to lend a hand, please contact Mr. Sussman at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call Mrs. Taylor in the school office and let her know you can help. (912.352.4535)

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