Scrip News; order due Monday, November 16

For every $50.00 you spend on Scrip between now and winter break, you will get an entry for $50.00 worth of Scrip cards of your choice (www.shopwithscrip.com)! Plastic card orders are due this Monday, 11/16, and then 12/7 and 12/14 before the break, with delivery to your door!  Please take advantage of benefitting the MLWGS PTSA with your everyday shopping, dining, and gift-giving! You can order e-certificates at any time outside the due dates and receive instantly. There is also a new delivery to your home immediately for certain products and a small fee: go to scrip products for a list of products and orders from the Raise Right App.

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Executive Director’s Snapshot

View updates by Kristin Janssen for this academic year.

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