Oceanside has a heart for Haiti

Posted Wednesday, February 3, 2010 3:01 pm

School No. 9E’s first graders ran a LemonAID stand to help the people of Haiti.

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School No. 5 celebrates Hats for Haiti, an event to raise funds for earthquake victims.

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Oceanside Schools are supporting relief efforts in Haiti by raising money for the Clinton Bush Fund. School No. 8 Principal Ron Schoen, Advisor Arlene Wegard and student council members, from left, Taylor Chodash, Alexis Fassenfield, Alec Goldstein and Arujan Ilanges brainstormed fundraising ideas last week.

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