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Math Night Flyer

MATH NIGHT - January 20th

Families will speak to members of the Math Department about ways to support their child at home to succeed in math. Register at the link below.
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Upcoming Events

SNACKS ON MONDAY

Time: 10:30 AM – 1 PM
Location: CAFETERIA DURING LUNCH

SNACKS ON MONDAY

Time: 10:30 AM – 1 PM
Location: CAFETERIA DURING LUNCH
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Teachers dressed up for Halloween.
Boy in white suit.
1 student and 1 paraprofessional wearing black and orange for Halloween
Person dressed as a chicken and another boy dressed as a court jester.
Two female students wearing black and orange for Halloween.
1 girl dressed as a witch, 3 other people dancing.
1 person dressed as a shark and 4 girls dressed with white t-shirts and jeans.
Four girls dressed in Winnie the Pooh character costumes.
One boy in light blue suit and another boy in an orange suit.
1 Girl wearing pumpkins on a headband and flashing a peace sign.
One boy dressed as a banana and one boy dressed as a taco, giving the peace sign.
5 students with wigs and costumes at the Halloween dance.
7th grade students wearing orange shirts for Halloween.
Three girls dressed in Halloween costumes in front of Halloween display.
4 boys wearing Halloween costumes standing in front of a display.
Paulo 75 Band lighted sign
1 student with a pumpkin shirt in cafeteria.
One girl dressed as a devil, the other girl dressed as a witch.
Two 7th grade students dressed in black and orange for Halloween.
Principal Zapata in a flamingo Halloween costume with Mr. Sciarabba and Mr. Palmieri.
Girl with purple shirt and black skirt.
4 boys dressed in costumes.
2 students wearing black and orange.
3 female students with orange and black shirts.
3 Girls wearing Halloween costumes standing in front of a balloon in the shape of a bat.
Two boys in black shirts in front of Halloween display.
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Our Mission
At Paulo, we empower students to discover their potential and become their “best selves” through rigorous education, cultural awareness, and attention to personal growth that enables every child to become a highly productive and caring citizen.
 
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