Deals Flowers offers 10% prom flower sale and $75 dinner gift card drawing
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The Mifflin County School District held its MCTV Morning Show on March 21, 2025, focusing on important announcements and upcoming events for students. The meeting began with reminders for seniors regarding prom preparations and graduation requirements.
First, students were informed that all prom designs must be submitted by Monday, with Deals Flowers in Burnham offering a 10% discount on flower orders paid in full by April 11. Additionally, prom customers can register for a chance to win a $75 gift card for dinner at Chorus Creekside Tavern, with the drawing scheduled for April 18.
Seniors were reminded that March 30 is the final day to order caps and gowns online, urging those who have not yet placed their orders to do so immediately. Guidance office staff encouraged students to explore available scholarships, highlighting the Central PA chapter number 791, Vietnam Veterans of America scholarship, which offers $1,000 for post-high school education. Students interested in music-related fields were also advised to consider the Aaron Bossinger Memorial Scholarship for further opportunities.
The meeting continued with an announcement for the Student Council, stating that meetings will resume on Tuesday, March 25, at 7:40 AM in room B110, with officers expected to report at the same time. Students were also reminded to fill out a form for a free Huskies t-shirt, with QR codes available around the school for easy access. The deadline for ordering shirts is Friday, with delivery expected around Easter.
In sports news, it was noted that there were no varsity events scheduled for the previous day. However, both boys and girls lacrosse teams were set to compete against State College, with the boys playing away and the girls hosting their game at the middle school field at 4:30 PM.
The meeting concluded with lunch announcements, detailing menu options for the day, including maxi sticks, green beans, and various sandwich choices. Overall, the meeting effectively communicated essential information and upcoming events to the student body.
First, students were informed that all prom designs must be submitted by Monday, with Deals Flowers in Burnham offering a 10% discount on flower orders paid in full by April 11. Additionally, prom customers can register for a chance to win a $75 gift card for dinner at Chorus Creekside Tavern, with the drawing scheduled for April 18.
Seniors were reminded that March 30 is the final day to order caps and gowns online, urging those who have not yet placed their orders to do so immediately. Guidance office staff encouraged students to explore available scholarships, highlighting the Central PA chapter number 791, Vietnam Veterans of America scholarship, which offers $1,000 for post-high school education. Students interested in music-related fields were also advised to consider the Aaron Bossinger Memorial Scholarship for further opportunities.
The meeting continued with an announcement for the Student Council, stating that meetings will resume on Tuesday, March 25, at 7:40 AM in room B110, with officers expected to report at the same time. Students were also reminded to fill out a form for a free Huskies t-shirt, with QR codes available around the school for easy access. The deadline for ordering shirts is Friday, with delivery expected around Easter.
In sports news, it was noted that there were no varsity events scheduled for the previous day. However, both boys and girls lacrosse teams were set to compete against State College, with the boys playing away and the girls hosting their game at the middle school field at 4:30 PM.
The meeting concluded with lunch announcements, detailing menu options for the day, including maxi sticks, green beans, and various sandwich choices. Overall, the meeting effectively communicated essential information and upcoming events to the student body.
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