Dear students, We are excited to announce the upcoming Mascot Spirit Hour! This event will not only showcase our school spirit but also provide a fun and engaging activity for all students. The main purpose of the Mascot Spirit Hour is to create a sense of unity and pride among our student body. We believe that by coming together in support of our school mascot, we can strengthen our school community and create an inclusive environment. During the Mascot Spirit Hour, students will have the opportunity to participate in various activities centered around our mascot. These activities will include games, performances, and even a mascot parade. We encourage all students to show off their creativity and enthusiasm by dressing up in school colors or even creating their own mascot-inspired outfits.
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The spring equinox and autumn equinox are in March and September, when the sun is in Aries and Libra, respectively, and are the two days of the year when daylight and nighttime hours are equal. There are many traditions that surround the solstice bonfire, including jumping over the flames to bring good luck or shed old habits to shine a light on your shadows, so to speak.
We encourage all students to show off their creativity and enthusiasm by dressing up in school colors or even creating their own mascot-inspired outfits. This event will not only be enjoyable but also educational. By learning more about our school mascot's history and significance, students will gain a deeper understanding of our school's values and traditions.
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The summer solstice is the longest day of the year, the day with the most daylight hours. This is when the sun is at its peak, or zenith, the most powerful day of the year for solar energy, and the perfect time to partake in Summer Solstice rituals.
In the northern hemisphere, the summer solstice occurs around June 20-21 each year, when the sun reaches 0° of the zodiac sign of Cancer. In the southern hemisphere, the summer solstice occurs at the opposite end of the year, around December 20-21. The date of the summer solstice this year takes place on June 21, 2022.
The solstice is known by many names, including Midsummer or Midsommar, the June solstice, St. John’s Eve, and Litha, which is simply the Anglo-Saxon word for June.
It is often heralded as the first official day of summer, although after this point, the days will actually begin to grow shorter again. Despite that fact, celebrations of the solstice tend to center on the power of the sun, fire, warmth, joy, and abundance.
The summer solstice is one of four solar festivals throughout the year. The summer and winter solstices are in June and December, when the sun is in Cancer and Capricorn, respectively and when the sun is at its highest and lowest points of the year.
The spring equinox and autumn equinox are in March and September, when the sun is in Aries and Libra, respectively, and are the two days of the year when daylight and nighttime hours are equal. These are the four pagan solar sabbats in the Wheel of the Year.
We would also like to encourage students to come prepared with any questions they may have about our mascot. We will have a question and answer session during the event, where students can get to know our mascot on a more personal level. We hope that every student will join us for the Mascot Spirit Hour and show their support for our school mascot. This is a chance for us to come together as a community and demonstrate our pride in being a part of this school. So mark your calendars and get ready for an exciting and spirited event. Let's show everyone just how much our school mascot means to us! Sincerely, The Mascot Spirit Hour Planning Committee.
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