Broadwater Academy Gives Back To Community

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No snow, ice or fog in the forecast for Monday but Broadwater students will be going in two hours late.

 Headmaster Jeremy McClean granted the free time to reward the students for collecting over two tons of food for the Food Bank. Broadwater senior Logan Holland and the Broadwater Student Council organized the drive which will provide over 3000 meals for the needy on the Eastern Shore.

Food Bank manager Charmin Horton stated that the drive came at an especially good time since the holidays are now over. She said she is delighted with the efforts by Holland, the student council and all of the students and parents who supported the effort.

So Broadwater students will get a little extra sleep and have extra time to get to school the Monday after the Super Bowl.

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The students from Broadwater Academy made themselves busy back in October 2012 a few days after Hurricane Sandy.  Students, parents and grandparents spent a huge part of their weekend cutting trees and cleaning up debris in the Sanford and Saxis areas. jmmb