Published On: November 22nd, 2013By

Aldine ISD Campuses Celebrate Thanksgiving

Many schools across Aldine ISD celebrated Thanksgiving. Schools held a variety of activities including family feasts, food drives, and some provided parental involvement activities. Other campuses celebrated National Parent Involvement Day and helped families in need. Students at a few at campuses thanked staff members by preparing a Thanksgiving luncheon.

Below are just a few images of how some campuses gave thanks.

Davis-High-Thanksgiving

The culinary arts students and teachers at Davis High School prepared and served a Thanksgiving luncheon for staff members.

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Culinary arts students at Davis High School prepared and served a Thanksgiving luncheon for staff members.

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Staff members at Davis High School enjoy the Thanksgiving luncheon prepared by the culinary arts students.

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Staff members enjoy the Thanksgiving luncheon at Davis High School.

Garcia-Leza-EC-PK-Thanksgiving

Students from Alesha Chellam’s class at García-Leza EC/PK Center pose.

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Students from Alesha Chellam’s class at García-Leza EC/PK Center pose.

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Students from Ms. Lott’s (in white blouse) class pose with Linda Nigro, PE teacher at García-Leza EC/PK Center.

Harris-Academy-Thanksgiving

Harris Academy celebrated with a Family Feast in honor of National Parent Involvement Day.

Harris-Academy-Thanksgiving

Harris Academy celebrated with a Family Feast in honor of National Parent Involvement Day.

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Harris Academy also hosted a Math Explorations Day for those who attended the Family Feast.

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Harris Academy also hosted a Math Explorations Day for those who attended the Family Feast.

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Kujawa Elementary School hosted a Family Feast.

Parker-Intermediate-Thanksgiving

Parker Intermediate School held its annual Food for Feathers fundraiser. Students raised money by selling paper turkey feathers that cost 25 cents apiece. The proceeds went to community families to purchase Thanksgiving dinners.

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