Locust Valley High School students create holiday cards for kids
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Interact Club members Sienna Singe, left, and Grace O’Mahoney constructed cards.
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Locust Valley High School students Ava Becker, left, Angel Sierra and Anna Cavallo helped put together holiday cards to be sent out to children’s hospitals throughout the nation.
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Students Katie Nabet, left, Maddie Farren and Natalia Figoni showed their cards, which were among the over 100 sent to children’s hospitals.
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Interact Club members Molly Meringolo, left, and Grace O’Mahoney made holiday cards to be sent to Cohen’s Children’s Hospital.
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Locust Valley High School students and staff are doing everything they can to spread positivity and holiday cheer by creating holiday cards for children’s hospitals throughout the country. Members of the high school’s Pre-Health and Language Honor Society met in science teacher Veronica Ciampi’s classroom on Dec. 4 and constructed over 100 holiday cards to send to hospitalized children throughout the country. On Dec. 12, the high school’s Interact Club did the same for Cohen’s Children’s Hospital.
