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Lewis County High School seniors offered prizes for bingo, FAFSA completion and applications

A notice for Lewis County High School seniors says Senior Bingo opens Oct. 15 and an application blitz is set for Oct. 29. Students who confirm FAFSA completion with counseling staff can enter an Oct. 30 drawing for a yearbook or prom tickets.

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Lewis County High School seniors have three opportunities to enter prize drawings this month, according to an Oct. 14 Facebook group post by Kevin Moffatt.

Senior Bingo opens Oct. 15. Students who complete a blackout on their bingo board and turn it in to the student support center can enter a drawing for a $50 gift card.

Students can also show a counseling department staff member that they completed their FAFSA to enter a separate drawing. The post asks students to confirm completion only, without sharing personal data. First prize is a free yearbook valued at $70; second prize is a pair of prom tickets valued at approximately $30. That drawing is scheduled for Oct. 30.

The second annual application blitz is scheduled for Oct. 29. Students can apply to college or technical school, show contact with a military recruiter, or apply for a job. Each verified ticket counts as an entry into prize drawings.

Moffatt thanked supporters and stakeholders who donated prizes.

Read Kevin Moffatt’s post.

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Community-sourced notice from Kevin Moffatt in the Lewis County High School Facebook group

Attributed community reporting; details may continue to develop.

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