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New Song Academy’s Annual Welcome Back 2 School Pep Rally

Staff ReporterBy Staff ReporterAugust 31, 202325 ViewsNo Comments1 Min Read
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New Song Academy #322 PreK - 8th Grade Baltimore City Public Charter School Educating the Sandtown-Winchester community for over 30 years

ANNUAL WELCOME BACK TO SCHOOL PEP RALLY

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st

8AM – 9AM

1530 Presstman St, Baltimore MD 21217

(corner of Presstman St & N Gilmor St)

Please join us on our first day of school to welcome back our families and scholars as they walk up the red carpet into school.

We will start the celebration at 8am and the school day officially starts at 8:45am.

Please share this annual fun event with your networks to help us make the cheers louder!

If you are unable to attend, please consider supporting our school by adopting a classroom or program by clicking the button below.

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