Central Gwinnett high staff bake Cookies for Cops

Central Gwinnett High School gave homemade cookies and treats to the Lawrenceville Fire Department, Lawrenceville Police Department, mayor’s office and the school maintenance and transportation teams and school resource officers.

By staff

Dec 22, 2016

Central Gwinnett High School hosted its 5th annual Cookies for Cops celebration recently. Teachers, administrators, and staff baked homemade cookies and treats and delivered them to community leaders as a token of thanks for all they do. This year cookies were delivered by students and staff to the Lawrenceville Fire Department, Lawrenceville Police Department, and the mayor's office, as well as to the local school maintenance team, transportation team, and school resource officers.

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