EBS STAFF
BIG SKY – With Thanksgiving right around the
corner, Lone Peak High School’s chapter of the National Honor Society is doing
their part to ensure everyone has a hearty meal
this holiday season. The students began collecting food on Oct. 21 and will continue to do so until Nov. 21.
Kate Eisele, faculty advisor for NHS as well as
a middle and high school science teacher for Big Sky School District, hopes
that the food drive will become an annual event: “This is the first time NHS
has done a fall food drive and we’re hoping to kind of make it an annual
tradition.”
All donations from the food drive, entitled
“Thanksgiving in a Bag,” will be
sent to the Big Sky Community Food Bank. On Nov.
22, students from LPHS will collect and deliver
the donations to the food bank.
The food drive has also
brought about some friendly competition between LPHS students to see which
grade level can compile the largest amount of
donations. After an initial count, the seniors are leading throughout the
middle and high school, while the second graders appear to have the largest
total in the elementary school.
Donations can be left at Lone Peak High School, outside of the
main office, as well as at the Big Sky Visitor’s Center, Lone Peak Cinema and the Hungry Moose Market
& Deli.
