First Scrip Order Date is Friday, September 24th

Great Lake Scrip Program News

When you use Great Lake Gift Cards at stores you already shop; a percentage goes directly to the MLWGS PTSA. It’s the ‘costs you nothing’ extra fundraiser!

Go to shopwithscrip.com for more information. The MLWGS enrollment code is in your back-to-school packet or contact your coordinators at [email protected]

The first order due date of this school year is Friday, September 24, and you or your student can pick up cards during Dragon’s Lair hours of operation or after school on Friday, October 1st.

Order e-certificates any time and receive instantly, no need to wait for deadlines. 

Executive Director’s Snapshot

View updates by Kristin Janssen for this academic year.

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