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Point Students Make Blankets for Ronald McDonald House

Two classes paired up for the project.

At Point Elementary School, Alisha Oetting's fifth grade class paired with Kathy Langreder's second grade class to spread the warmth. 

The students made 12 fleece blankets, which were delivered to families at the Ronald McDonald House. 

The Ronald McDonald House is a home-away-from-home for families who have seriously ill children staying long-term in St. Louis hospitals. 

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The school would also like to thank fifth-grade parent Leanna Buckel for purchasing the supplies and organizing the service project. 


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