The Class of 2027 will host the Winter Carnival Jan. 20 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. as a fundraising event. The Winter Carnival made a comeback in 2023 after a three-year break due to COVID-19.
This year is Assistant Principal Matt Borzillo’s first year at Lafayette. He said he is looking forward to attending the carnival.
“The best part is going to be seeing the little kids come and play the games and get their faces painted,” Borzillo said. “That’ll be a lot of fun.”
Borzillo has seen carnivals similar to Lafayette’s at other schools but said he thinks this one is going to be on a different level and larger than other ones he’s seen.
“We need a lot of volunteers so I’ve sent out an email to all freshmen with the link to sign up and then there’s a sophomore, junior and senior link,” Borzillo said.
The carnival, as of Jan. 18, has 69 open morning volunteer shifts and 71 open afternoon volunteer shifts. Students can sign up in StudentSquare to volunteer.
![In order to meet Federal Student Aid application deadlines, many local resources, including Lafayette counselors, are available for one-on-one meetings. Even if you think your college is paid for, we still heavily recommend going ahead and filing the FAFSA so that you dont lose out on any opportunities, College and Career counselor Alex Dusenberry said. A lot of four year universities say you can only get scholarships if you complete the FASFA. [Also], it is a requirement that you complete the FSA in order to get A+ credit.](https://lancerfeed.press/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/FAFSA-graphic-1.png)
