Raising funds to enrich the Walton High School Community
Finals are coming up! Support your Walton student and Habitat for Humanity by sending your child a “Fuel for Finals” goody bag.Each bag is filled with an assortment of goodies, a healthy snack, AND a personalized message from YOU! The cost is only $10 per goody bag, and the proceeds will be used toward building a home through the…
Pure3on is a a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering younger generations with the knowledge and skills they need to make positive change in the world. Their programs are designed to promote awareness, educate, and inspire young people to take action towards creating a sustainable future. The Walton High School Foundation is supporting the launching of…
The memorial garden for Dr. Hugh McLeod, generously donated by his wife Leslie and his daughter Lauren, has been getting some TLC. Over the summer the large columns were pressured washed, and our landscaper has been trimming and weeding. A new memorial plaque was install and some fall foliage has been planted in the two…
Roughly 40 parents attended the first coffee chat with principal, Dr. Santoro, on Tuesday, October 15. Dr. Santoro presented updates on upcoming events, addressed safety concerns in light of recent events, and took questions from parents, covering academic pathways, building access procedures, and more. All donors who contribute $250 or more to this year’s campaign…
Continue Reading First Coffee Chat with Dr. Santoro Takes Place
This year the Walton High School Foundation is pleased to support the salaries of two staff members. Ashley Nickell is Walton’s newest English teacher, and a Walton graduate. Let her introduce herself:”My name is Ashley Nickell. Having earned my college degree in marketing and management and working in the recruiting technology field, I pursued my…
Walton’s Habitat for Humanity invites Parents & Students for an Information Session: October 7th, 6:30pm, Media Center Lecture Hall Walton Habitat was very active in the past with over 200+ student members, raising over $40,000 a year. Because of new Cobb County regulations, we were unable to fundraise all of last year and weren’t able to…
