CARING TOGETHER
CARING TOGETHER
FRMS Anime Club’ s Service Project for # OnigiriAction
FRMS Anime Club advisor, Mr. Brandon Aganad, shows Owen Yanovich how to form Onigiri, a Japanese rice ball often seen in anime.
During the months of October and November, the Franklin Regional Middle School( FRMS) Anime Club participated in a Service Project for # OnigiriAction. Not only did students learn how to make Onigiri, a Japanese rice ball often seen in anime shows, they also supported the Table for Two initiative to decrease food insecurity around the world. The club promoted to the FRSD community that for every Japanese riceball-related social media post with the tag # OnigiriAction until Nov. 15, Table for Two would provide five school meals to children in need around the world. Through this process, students in the club connected their passions to service.
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Intermediate School’ s Pulse Leadership’ s Food Drive
At the end of October, our Intermediate PULSE Leadership students organized a Backpacks-To- Go Food Drive at both the Primary and Intermediate Schools, collecting food items to support families in our community. The Backpacks-To-Go program is a year-long campaign to support students at FRSD with no food on the weekends. With several pounds of food collected, Pulse Leadership’ s food drive replenished supplies.
Ruby Costic created a handmade Thanksgiving Greeting card to send to a local senior care home to spread some holiday cheer.
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Primary School’ s Caring Club’ s Greeting Cards and Bags
On Friday, November 14, the Primary Panther Cub Caring Club gathered before school to create handmade Thanksgiving greeting cards and decorate special bags for Meals on Wheels. The cards were shared with residents in local senior care homes through our MAPS liaison, while the decorated bags helped brighten the day for seniors receiving warm meal deliveries.
Left to Right: Carter McCullough, Austin Krainbucher, Amelia Campbell, and Elizabeth Zahn deliver food collected through the Pulse Leadership Backpacks-To-Go Food drive held at the end of October during Red Ribbon Week.
8th Grade Performing Arts’ Veterans’ Day Performance
During the month of October, and just in time for Veterans’ Day, the 8th Grade Performing Arts students shared songs and tributes to express their gratitude to local veterans. The annual Veterans’ Day Performance invites veterans to this free event as well as lunch.