The Mission Student Council successfully organized a food drive for Brother Bennos, a voluntary organization that serves the poor and homeless in North County. Students and staff donated over 700 canned food items. Brother Bennos is located at 3260 Production Avenue in Oceanside.

Mission students will be participating in the American Heart Association's, Jump Rope for Heart event on February 17th. We will have special recess times for boys and girls to learn jump roping skills and to celebrate our success. Students will be collecting donations for this important charity event and learning about the importance of developing healthy heart habits.

The PASS AmeriCorps Mentor meets with referred students individually and in small groups to build a relationship to connect students to academic improvement in core subjects, attendance and behavior and develop an individual goal plan. Students work to track their improvement, develop as positive leaders in their school and community through comprehensive character and skill development as outlined in our program.

The PASS AmeriCorps program also provides school and community gang and crime prevention education for students, school staff and parents. Parents are notified and must complete a PASS AmeriCorps Enrollment form for their child to participate in the program. The PASS AmeriCorps Mentors have some contact with parents to encourage involvement in their child’s education.For more information you may contact us at:

Jadyn Beyer, PASS AmeriCorps Mentor, jadyn.beyer@oside.k12.ca.us

Tessa Diederich, PASS Support Supervisor, tessa.diederich@oside.k12.ca.us

October Newsletter 

Order your school yearbooks now, all pages are in color. Last year we ran out, so the only way to make sure you get a copy is to turn in your order now. The cost of year books will also increase in the spring.

Get your school t-shirt, on sale now for only $7.00

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