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Reminder Support EWHS Class of 2026 with holiday decorations fundraiser orders due Nov. 19

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Edmonds-Woodway High School’s Class of 2026 is organizing a holiday decoration fundraiser to finance a safe and sober graduation night. In partnership with Stadium Flowers, the sale features items such as Pacific Northwest poinsettias, evergreen wreaths, and cedar garlands. Orders are due by November 19, with pickup scheduled for December 6 at the school. Residents in the 98020 and 98026 ZIP codes can opt for delivery for an additional $10 fee. This effort underscores the community’s dedication to ensuring a safe environment for graduates during their celebrations.

Fundraisers like this are crucial for extracurricular activities and student events, fostering a sense of unity and support within the local community. The Class of 2026 aims to create lasting memories while prioritizing safety. By participating, community members contribute directly to the success of the students’ graduation experience.

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