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Magnolia Students Participate in STEM Activity
On Saturday September 28th, approximately 140 students from the Magnolia School District attended a free STEM event held at the Muzeo in Anaheim. The event was put on by Andrew Needles, the CEO of Clarkson Technologies. Younger students had fun learning about polarity in batteries as they raced toy cars using magnets to propel them.
Project HERO Receives Magnificent Donation
Thanks to a fantastic partnership between the Magnolia School District, Love Anaheim, the Magnolia Baptist Church and the Anaheim Rotary Club, 100 hygiene kits were assembled and donated to Project HERO.
Anaheim Rotary Donates Backpacks Filled with School Supplies
Thanks to the generosity of the Anaheim Rotary Club, 308 Magnolia students will receive brand new backpacks filled with plenty of school supplies. Rotary members and Magnolia staff members delivered the backpacks to the District on Thursday, August 28th and several students and families were present to receive their backpacks. The remaining backpacks will be delivered to students across the District.
2019-20 Supply Lists
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Six Magnolia School District Schools Were Named 2018-19 California Honor Roll
Magnolia School District is proud to announce that Dr. Albert Schweitzer, Dr. Peter Marshall, Dr. Jonas Salk, Juliette Low School of the Arts, Robert M. Pyles STEM Academy and Walt Disney schools were named as 2018-19 California Honor Roll schools by Educational Results Partnership, a data science organization which recognizes high-performing, achievement gap-closing schools across the state.
Mobile Dairy Classroom Visits Disney School
This month, the Mobile Dairy Classroom had an exciting visit at Walt Disney School! The mobile classroom is a program from the Dairy Council of California. Mr. Steven Miller, the mobile classroom instructor introduced the students to Miss Agnes, a 1,700 pound Holstein dairy cow. He provided an opportunity for students to learn new vocabulary, the anatomy of a dairy cow and how the milk goes from the dairy cow to the home refrigerator.