Page 272 - Carrollton 2004

The Carrollton Community has
devoted the entire 2003-2004
school year to reaching out to
those less fortunate and making
a difference in the world. Each
grade participated in various
projects on Service Days such as
reading to the children in Saint
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at Barnyard. Along with getting
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Carrollton high school students
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baby items, children's toys, and
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spare change. These items were
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Lonclono, Gianina collected to help unfortunate
mothers, sick, underprivileged chil­
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dren, and the Uganda students.
Kristen Guerra
The Junior High participated in
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hosting Days of Fun and Friend­
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ship,, a day filled with fun, games,
Albans.
and food benefiting needy chil­
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dren. The Primary and Montes-
Helping Hands!
sori schools collected gifts during
■Primary students
Christmas time to bring joy to the
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faces of disadvantaged children.
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Overall, this year has been an
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overwhelming success in help­
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ing out the community around
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us and allowing the Carrollton
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students to open their minds and
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hearts. By serving others, we have
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kept in mind goal three of the
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Heart Goals and Criteria
of Sacred Heart Education which
states: Schools of the Sacred
Heart commit themselves to edu­
cate to a social awareness which
impels to action. This goal moti­
vates each member of our school
community to effectively engage in
action for social change!

Service Day