School update - thank yous and next year's school budget

From Facebook 5/28/20

Please take a moment to read this letter to families and community members discussing next year's school budget and our planning to return to school in the fall.
https://www.stgeorgemsu.org/article/198029

And a BIG thanks to the High School Transition Working Group's Class of 2020 Team (Ann Hoppe, Mike Mathiau, Shasta Minery, and Stephanie Simmons), the St. George School Parents Group, and volunteers Gary Minery, Jason Matthews, and Ellie Mason for helping design, purchase, and set up a banner and signs at the Town Office celebrating our graduating seniors! Class of 2020 is 👊Dragon Strong🐉

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