HPCMS Spring Fundraising Festival

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The school blog would like to invite you to the 2020 Spring Festival Fundraiser hosted by our very own PTA on May 8th at 5:30 here at HPCMS! 
The theme this year is heroes. We encourage all attendees to dress up as your hero, whether it is a superhero or your long time role model. "Our goal for the Heroes: Assemble event is to have some fun and raise some money to support our school activities. This is the first year that we are having a costume competition, which is exciting, and I am looking forward to hearing the teacher band,” said Caroline King, a member of the HPCMS PTA.

Also, there will be food, raffle tickets and amazing opportunities to win! Ticket admissions will cost $10 for kids and $15 for adults. If you are interested in coming, buy your tickets NOW!


















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