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Clear Stream PTA holds membership drive
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Lucas Cleofhat, 4, gets his face painted by Marah Jolibois.
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Nurses Jedida Perrier and Marie Jean-Baptise gave out health information.
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Ryan Ortiz, left, a sixth-grader, and brother Jared, a fifth-grader, brought their dog Lexi to the event. Kindergartner Sierra Felder meets the pup.
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Mary Ellen Acevedo, the Clear Stream Avenue PTA’s first vice president, gets the committee lists together.
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Jackie Felder, corresponding secretary for the PTA, make the popcorn.
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Marah Jolibois, a student at South High School, paints new Assistant Principal Yannie Chon’s face at the PTA membership drive on Sept. 11.
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The Clear Stream Avenue School PTA hosted a membership drive on Sept. 11. There were plenty of activities for the children including face painting and a DJ, as well as hot dogs and popcorn. There were also numerous health information booths for the adults.
Parents could sign up for the PTA at the District 30 school, and join one or more of the many event planning committees.
This year's PTA president is Joy Alcala.
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