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jb's second year at Carrollton. The goal o f this
laisra, acceptance versus tolerance, diversity, and
tunity to immerse themselves in new experiences
', students have had many unique opportunities
Jitions. Rabbi Aklepi, one o f the first female
h culture. The club offered lessons about Jewish
ukkah. Members learned how to play dreidel, a
ng the Jewish holiday o f Hanukkah. Members
e, life in Israel, and what it means to be kosher,,
cuisine, such as charoset, challah, and matzah!

Walk With Me,TLE! for The Learning Experience School (TLE) is a walk that was started by four Carrollton freshmen in 2011,
and continued by senior Carolina Prado who is also the dub president. O n Sunday, March 26, 2017* the Carrollton TLE Club
hosted the 6th Annual Walk with Me, TLE! event benefiting children with developmental disabilities. With the support o f students
from surrounding schools, over 700 volunteers and participants enjoyed a beautiful day walking, Zumba dancing, and developing
friendships. All proceeds go to the technology department at The Learning Experience School.

The Casserole Project

For the past 7 years, members o f the Carrollton Casserole Project have been preparing nutritious,, home-cooked meals for the homeless at G ift o f .
Hope, a shelter and soup kitchen run by the Missionaries o f Charity, St. Teresa o f Calcutta's religious order. Through this, effort, Carrollton families bring
to life the Third G oal o fa Sacred H eart Education - a social awareness th a t impels to action, by supporting the labor o f love and evangelization o f Saint
Teresa's order.

I Gabriela Garity '20, president o f the Carrollton Casserole Club in the High School, has been coordinating the school-wide project since 2012.

I Four Sacred Heart Alumnae come to the Missionaries' every Tuesday to serve the homeless. Dolores Mendoza, Carrollton Class o f 1972, explains: "I
I started with community service at Carrollton. We always had to go somewhere. Saturday it was the migrants, on Wednesdays it was Centro Mater or
I other places,,. Since I'm retired, l.get to come here now. I urge all the girls to continue to do their community service because it really helps you in the
I ftitore, inwhat ydu are going to 'do to help our world."

| The Carrollton Casserole Project collects home-cooked- meals 6 times during the school year. To sign up and receive the recipe, pleasle email
I carrolltpncasserole@ gmail .com.