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Mater Academy Kiwanis Kicks Off School Year with 'Ready, Set Soar' Pep Rally

Mater Academy Kiwanis Campus officially welcomed the new school year with its annual 'Ready, Set Soar' Pep Rally this past Wednesday. The energetic event aimed to boost enthusiasm and school spirit among students, faculty, and families.

10/07/2026 · Miami edition

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Mater Academy Kiwanis Campus students, faculty, and families gathered this past Wednesday for their annual "Ready, Set Soar" Pep Rally, officially kicking off the new school year. The event, a long-standing tradition, aimed to ignite enthusiasm and school spirit among the campus community.

The gymnasium buzzed with energy as the student body participated in various activities. The Student Government Association led spirited cheers, while the school band and dance teams delivered dynamic performances. Principal Maria Rodriguez highlighted the rally's importance in setting a positive tone for the academic and athletic year ahead.

Principal Rodriguez emphasized, "This pep rally is more than just a fun event; it's about setting the tone for a successful academic and athletic year. It's a chance for us to come together, celebrate our students, and remind everyone of the incredible opportunities that await us. The energy and pride displayed today are truly inspiring."

The rally also introduced the dedicated teachers and staff committed to fostering a supportive and challenging learning environment. Organizers encouraged parents and families to get involved and support their children's endeavors throughout the year. Mater Academy Kiwanis anticipates a year of growth, learning, and achievement, with the "Ready, Set Soar" Pep Rally serving as the launch for this journey.

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