PTSA ‘Adopt an Island’ at MLWGS

The MLWGS PTSA needs your help to beautify our parking lot. There are 18 parking lot islands in need of a green thumb. We are reaching out to our MLWGS families, clubs, teams, and peer groups to choose an island and make it your own this school year. Islands need to be kept clean by weeding and clearing of trash and debris. Islands also need to be spruced up by adding mulch and replacing perennials and seasonal annuals. We need volunteers to make a donation of time and money to make their island beautiful all school year long. So, let’s do this Dragon Family and adopt an island today! For more information please contact the PTSA Landscaping Coordinator Julie Hendricks: [email protected]/ 804.357.0935

Executive Director’s Snapshot

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