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The Southside Spartans give back!

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Student government reps at Southside Middle School
The Southside Middle School student council representing 6th, 7th and 8th graders led a program to recognize the efforts of the entire student body to support three worthy causes.
In just the last two weeks, Southside Middle School raised $500 and collected 52 toys for Felicity's Closet, a local organization which helps families who have been displaced by fire or domestic violence.
Last month, students donated 1,693 items to New Horizons for New Hampshire. They were included in the 1,200 food baskets delivered to hungry families for Thanksgiving.
Finally, Make-A-Wish New Hampshire received a check from Southside today in the amount of $658.13.
What a wonderful way to celebrate the season!

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