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Sayreville Middle School raised $451 in its recent Helping Hands for Haiti campaign. Students, teachers, and staff paid 1 dollar to trace their hands and write a message of support and encouragement to the Haitian people. Student volunteers took payments, cut out "hands", and taped the "hands" to the walls. The donations will be given to the Red Cross.
Pictured L to R: Jessica Hernandez, Hilda Bastos--both 6th grade students
Sayreville Middle School sixth graders pictured with Sayreville Lion’s Club President Richard Schmidt and Secretary Joan Lytkowski after receiving their certificates and prizes for their winning Peace Posters. The Sayreville Lions Club sponsors a Peace Poster Contest each year in conjunction with the International Lions Club organization. The theme of this year’s contest was The Power of Peace. Young people all over the world participate in this contest each year.
Sayreville Middle School students are pictured with life sized mummy cases they recently created. The sixth graders, all students in teacher Margaret Fallon's social studies classes, designed the mummies as part of their study of ancient Egypt.
Our Food Drive was a huge success!
The Class Act Committee is so pleased to announce that the Middle School collected
1,678 food items and over $450.00 to benefit Sayreville Food Bank.
Winning homerooms for most food items collected were:
6th grade - Mr. Price 7th grade - Mrs. Esposito 8th grade - Mrs. Kilpatrick
Great Job Everyone!
6th grade students had a great time at the social!
Thinking Pink!
Sayreville Middle School is doing its part to raise awareness of breast cancer.
Under the direction of Ms. Taylor,
students and teachers recently took part in a variety of activities to support the cause.
Students wrote essays and participated in a mini "Walk for the Cure" during their physical education classes.
Faculty raised money totaling $462.00 to be donated to the Susan G. Komen For the Cure Foundation,
and everyone wore pink to show their support.