Fleetwood Families, 

The Class of 2021 Spirit Wear Sale is BACK and just in time for the Holidays!  Get yours today before it’s too late!

Choose from over 40 items with the option to add a name and number to select items.  Majority of the items are available in at least 2 color options.  Orders are due by October 28^th and will be delivered before Christmas.

Two ways to order:

Order online and pay by credit card through the online store: https://stores.weikelsportswear.com/fleetwood_sd_spiritwear_2019/shop/home

Use the paper order form attached and return Rebecca Heiser or Sherri Rankin at the High School with payment of cash or check.  Checks should be made payable to FHS Class of 2021.

If you have any questions, please contact: Rebecca Heiser – rheiser@fleetwoodasd.org or Sherri Rankin srankin@fleetwoodasd.org.

Thank you,

FHS Class of 2021

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