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Staff Editorial: Clubs make Angel Tree program a success

Red 'n' Green Staff
December 22, 2023
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Arianna McCormick
The Red ‘n’ Green staff commend students and clubs for taking all of the angels off of the tree.

All of the angels were taken off of the Angel Tree by Dec. 8, which was the deadline. When the deadline approached and angels were still on the tree, the KIND Committee and Student Council stepped in. 

We commend BHS and any participating clubs for helping out with fulfilling the request on each angel for the tree. We feel that the participation of students and clubs will aid families in need to have a delightful Christmas. There were 25 angels on the tree, which means that 25 families will be able to have a brighter Christmas.

The Red ‘n’ Green strongly believes that the Angel Tree program is a wonderful program, and that participating students and clubs are admirable for selflessly fulfilling the wishes of each angel on the tree.

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About the Contributor
Arianna McCormick
Arianna McCormick, Business Manager
Arianna McCormick is a Berlin High school junior. Publications is her favorite class, and she is excited to spend her last two years of high school on the Red'n'Green staff. She is also the co-chair for the Wordsmiths of Berlin and the bulletin editor in Key Club.
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