Scofield Magnet Middle School student elves fill boxes for homeless shelter
The students packed the boxes full of care products, as well as clothing.
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Dec 23, 2022, 12:18 PM
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8h agoStudent elves at Scofield Middle School learned the true meaning of the season this week.
The students packed up boxes full of care products for a local homeless shelter. In addition, they collected warm clothing for those at the shelter.
News 12's Alexa Farrell was there as the student elves spent the day giving back.
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