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Looking ahead, PTSA hosting a class of 2026 meeting Tuesday

Lilian Johnson, Staff Reporter
April 29, 2025
Owen Higgins
The class of 2025 is set to graduate on May 23, but the PTSA is hosting a meeting for parents of students in the class of 2026 Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the library.

The PTSA is hosting a Class of 2026 parent information meeting on Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. in the library. Parents of current juniors are encouraged to attend to learn about volunteer opportunities for the upcoming school year. 

Tuesday’s meeting will be an opportunity for parents to join the Senior Activity Committee, which plans events and activities throughout the year celebrating the seniors

.“It’s a great program for parents to stay in the know of things,” senior PTSA member Kathryn Murphy said. “There’s service events that you can attend and participate in, and you’re able to voice your opinions on things that we do.”

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Lilian Johnson
Lilian Johnson, Sports Reporter
Lilian Johnson is a sophomore and in her first year with Wingspan. She is on the Varsity basketball team and is a part of several clubs. In her free time, Lilian enjoys reading, watching movies, and spending time with her sister. Contact Lilian: [email protected]
Owen Higgins
Owen Higgins, Staff Reporter
Owen Higgins is a junior in his second year in Wingspan. Outside of Wingspan, Owen runs track and cross country for the school. He can’t wait to produce stories and another year in Wingspan!