On Thursday our school participated in Kids Against Hunger. This is the third year we have been able to pack food to send to children and families in Haiti. It's always such a fun morning, knowing we are impacting so many lives.
We are also really starting to gear up for Outdoor Ed in a few weeks! On Wednesday we had our Parent Informational Night with Phil from Camp Campbell. I also sent out an email on Thursday with the parent handbook and packing list. These items can also be found on our website HERE.
A message from PUSD
If you are interested in learning more about the District English Learner Advisory Committee (DELAC) there is a meeting on Wednesday, October 3rd. More information can be found HERE.Walk & Roll to School
Our first Walk & Roll to School day is Wednesday, October 3rd. Refreshments and celebrations will be out on the blacktop area from 8:45am to 9:15am.
Mohr Science Team
If your student is interested in joining the Mohr Science Team they can apply HERE.
The deadline is Thursday, September 27th to apply.
Book Fair
The Book Fair is from Monday, September 24 - Friday, September 28th. Students will be visiting the Book Fair on Monday and they are welcome to bring in money to spend. The Book Fair Family Night is Tuesday, September 25th from 6-7:30pm.
Outdoor Ed
The Outdoor Ed checks are due on Friday, September 28th. Please make the check payable to PUSD for $375. Write your student's name in the Memo line. Don't forget to check out our Outdoor Ed page on our website for more information.
Kids Against Hunger Event
A BIG HUGE THANK YOU goes out to the Mohr Community for the support of the Kids Against Hunger Packing Event!!! Thank you to the Mohr parent volunteers and Chevron volunteers that came out to help for the whole event and to the families that sent in donations so we could pack the food! A total of $2,798 was collected and 15,336 meals are on their way with Convoy of Hope to the Carolinas!! It is truly amazing to see the students involved in such an awesome event! The Tk, kinders and 1st graders decorated the baggies to be filled and the 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th grade students did an awesome job packing the food. Everyone coming together to make a difference!
