We believe that NJSP High School should place a napkin dispenser above the microwaves in the Cafeteria. Aren't you tired of walking 6 years to get one napkin. Aren't you tired of rude people cutting you in line for napkins. Join the cause now.
"I pledge my full allegiance to the Nathan of the United schools of America. And to the school system for which it stands. One classroom, under God, indivisible. With liberty and bad food for all. All Mrs. Zupin's students said "Amen"."
--Manden
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jake thompson
10 years ago
Everywhere!!!!!!!!!
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Manden
10 years ago
I pledge my full allegiance to the Nathan of the United schools of America. And to the school system for which it stands. One classroom, under God, indivisible. With liberty and bad food for all. All Mrs. Zupin's students said "Amen".
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Nathan Japkowski
· petition starter
10 years ago
Thank you kind sir.
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Jayden Ford
10 years ago
Yeahhhhhhhhh!!!!!!
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We believe that NJSP High School should place a napkin dispenser above the microwaves in the Cafeteria. Aren't you tired of walking 6 years to get one napkin. Aren't you tired of rude people cutting you in line for napkins. Join the cause now.
"I pledge my full allegiance to the Nathan of the United schools of America. And to the school system for which it stands. One classroom, under God, indivisible. With liberty and bad food for all. All Mrs. Zupin's students said "Amen"."
--Manden
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jake thompson
10 years ago
Everywhere!!!!!!!!!
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Manden
10 years ago
I pledge my full allegiance to the Nathan of the United schools of America. And to the school system for which it stands. One classroom, under God, indivisible. With liberty and bad food for all. All Mrs. Zupin's students said "Amen".
"I pledge my full allegiance to the Nathan of the United schools of America. And to the school system for which it stands. One classroom, under God, indivisible. With liberty and bad food for all. All Mrs. Zupin's students said "Amen"." --Manden