Onwood School walkathon praised as "biggest fundraiser," assistant principal says
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Mrs. Higgins, assistant principal at Onwood School, said the school's annual walkathon was a successful fundraiser that supports classrooms, student activities and assemblies; organizers and volunteers were thanked. No dollar totals or participation counts were provided.
Mrs. Higgins, assistant principal at Onwood School, said the school's annual walkathon was "absolutely beautiful" and is "the biggest fundraiser our school has each year," raising money to support classrooms, student activities and assemblies.
In brief remarks, Mrs. Higgins said the event is "a really fun day for all of our kids and volunteers alike" and offered "a special shout out and thank you to Miss Lieber, Miss Ranallo, and Miss Reesberg who put so much work in today," adding thanks to volunteers who "helped us out on the corners and helped make the day a great day for the kids."
Mrs. Higgins did not specify the dollar amount raised or how many students or volunteers participated. She described the walkathon as the school's largest annual fundraiser and said proceeds support classroom needs, student programs and assemblies. No follow-up actions or next steps related to the fundraiser were announced in the remarks.