Community Service Fair at MLWGS, November 11th

Students helping in a classroom. Caption reads life would be boring without service

Students helping in a classroom. Caption reads life would be boring without service

Maggie Walker requires 140 hours of community service by the 3rd quarter of every student’s senior year. Each year the school holds a community service fair to help bring organizations and students together. This year the date of the fair is November 11th so that all students would have a chance to attend if interested.

The Freshman Class is being split into two groups, with the first group attending from 10:50-11:10 am and the second group attending from 11:10-11:30 am. During lunch (11:30-noon) the Fair will be open to all interested students.

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