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Grimes School invites father figures for Donuts for Dads

A group of people are seated on benches in the foreground, while a brightly lit cafeteria with posters on the walls is visible in the background.
Grimes School invites father figures for Donuts for Dads

Last week, Grimes School celebrated Father's Day with their Donuts for Dads event! Fathers and father figures enjoyed a fun-filled morning with their children, including donut painting activities and a lively trivia competition. The dads were highly competitive, bringing lots of energy, laughter, and excitement to the event.

This wonderful family engagement event was made possible through the collaboration of the Grimes PTA and the Fundraising Committee, the support and enthusiasm of Principal Dr. Severin Cornelius, and with special thanks to Ms. Harrell, Mrs. Bailey, Ms. Redding, Mrs. Jorge, and Mrs. Sacchett for helping create such a memorable experience for our Grimes families.

The Grimes School community appreciates everyone who attended and helped make this event a great success!

A young boy in a blue hoodie paints at a table in the foreground, while a crowd of people gathers in the background of a brightly lit room.
A group of people, including children and adults, are gathered in a brightly lit cafeteria with tables and chairs, while a person in the foreground holds up a large piece of paper.
A person holds a sign with words like "HONEST" and "LOVE" in the foreground, while a colorful "BRIGHT BITES KITCHEN" banner is visible in the background.
Three people, two boys and an older man, are painting small wooden circles on a table covered with white paper, while other people are visible in the blurred background.
In the foreground, a group of adults and children are seated at picnic tables, while the background shows a brightly lit cafeteria with more people and tables.
A group of children and adults are gathered in a cafeteria with posters on the wall and tables in the background.
A group of people, including children and adults, are gathered in a brightly lit cafeteria with posters on the walls.
A group of people are seated on benches in the foreground, while a brightly lit cafeteria with posters on the walls is visible in the background.


 

Three children sit on a blue couch reading books, with a storage bin and colorful fabric in the background.
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A group of people are seated on benches in the foreground, while a brightly lit cafeteria with posters on the walls is visible in the background.
Grimes School invites father figures for Donuts for Dads

Last week, Grimes School celebrated Father's Day with their Donuts for Dads event! Fathers and father figures enjoyed a fun-filled morning with their children, including donut painting activities and a lively trivia competition. The dads were highly competitive, bringing lots of energy, laughter, and excitement to the event.

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