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Stucco benefits Red Cross

Sep 14, 2001 8:00 AM
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By Stefan Eady - Faculty

Red, white, and blue blanketed the Middle School, Friday, Sept. 14, while students wished they could blanket the victims of the September 11 attack on America with more than their love and concerns. So the students and the School did something about their desires. They held a Stucco Day (a day when students are not required to adhere to the dress code) to raise money for the American Red Cross to benefit the victims. They raised more than $300 –a feat considering stucco participation cost $1 per person and there are less than 200 students enrolled at the School.

Many of the participants wore red, white, and blue as a sign of remembrance. Also, during the day, a national day of mourning, students and faculty members joined in a national moment of silence.
Students show their patriotism with financial support and by wearing the country's colors during a Stucco Day to benefit the American Red Cross and the victims of the attack on America.
Displaying their love of country and illustrating their love and concern for others, Middle School students wore red, white, and blue during a Stucco Day held to benefit the American Red Cross and the victims of the attacks on America.