Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
First grader John Reynoso reacts to having given teacher Cindy Houston a pie in the face after his class turned in the most items for their grade in La Paloma School
Displaying some of the 2, 705 food items La Paloma students collected, from left, lead teacher Nancy Foster, secretary Paul Romano, vice president Hunter Stites, president Ariana Arias, treasurer Martin Sanchez, governor Angel Lopez and La Paloma principal Chad McGough show how strong the Wolf Pack is when they work together.
La Paloma Student Council president Ariana Arias is ready to get a pie in the face for charity.
As a reward for turning in the most items in their school
From left, parent representative Nikki Birchall, vice president Hunter Stites, lead teacher Nancy Foster, president Ariana Arias, treasurer Martin Sanchez, secretary Paul Romano, governor Angel Lopez and principal Chad McGough stand in front of the food items that La Paloma received during the food drive.
FALLBROOK – The La Paloma Student Council, led by parent representative Nikki Birchall, held their annual Food Drive in November. Over nine school days, the students, their families, and school staff rallied together to exceed their goal of 2,000 food items with a total of 2,705 items.
To celebrate, they had an 80’s theme dress up day, and because they met their goals, the students got to “pie” the student council, some La Paloma teachers and the principal, Chad McGough.
Birchall said, “The student council would like to thank everyone that donated food items to our food drive.” All items were donated to the Fallbrook Food Pantry on Nov. 16, just in time for Thanksgiving.
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