Staff Report / Scrantonlocal.org

West Scranton High School is hosting a Spirit Wear sale that will kick off during the Open House on November 7, from 6 PM to 7:30 PM. The sale will continue through Thanksgiving, taking place in Room 113 during homeroom and after school.

Available items include Invaders sweatshirts for $15, which are offered in limited sizes and colors. Additionally, West grey sweatshirts are priced at $15 and come in all sizes from small to extra-large. T-shirts will also be available for $5, with sizes ranging from small to 3XL.

For more information, please visit West Scranton High School's official channels.

Source: West Scranton High School | Scranton PA

Source Type: School

Source Location: Scranton

Scranton, PA

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