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BHS: Wear Your PJ's And Support Kids With Cancer
Berlin High School students and staff can roll out of bed, donate some cash and help children fight cancer.

BERLIN, CT — Parents of high schools students probably struggle to make sure their sons or daughters don't just roll out of bed and go to school.
But on Friday, Dec. 9, Berlin High School students could do just that — at least as far as what they where.
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The school is participating in "PJ Day For Kids," where students and staff are allowed to violate the dress code and wear their nighttime clothing in school to raise money to help children fighting cancer.
To do that, however, participants must donate at least $1 to the cause, which is for the Connecticut Children's Medical Center in Hartford's children's cancer unit.
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For more information on the event and how to donate, click on this link.
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