Thanksgiving feasts held at William Floyd Learning Center and Floyd Academy


Robert Taiani Vice President | William Floyd School District

The William Floyd Learning Center and the Floyd Academy organized Thanksgiving feasts to celebrate the season with their school communities.

At the William Floyd Learning Center, students, staff, and their families came together for a meal and activities. Joy Church sponsored this event, donating shoes and sneakers to families. The gathering was described as "a great time of fun and togetherness."

Meanwhile, at the Floyd Academy, students and staff shared a meal prepared by staff members who each contributed a special dish. Faculty and staff served during the school's Thanksgiving feast.

Photos from both events can be viewed by clicking on the provided images.

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