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Home » Pre-K Center drums up interest in box tops with decorating contest
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Pre-K Center drums up interest in box tops with decorating contest

By DougOctober 19, 2012No Comments1 Min Read2 Views
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Sandy Rourke, winner of the box tops box decorating contest at the PreK Center where her daughter, Kayla (pictured), attends.The winner for best all-around box in the Pre-K/Kindergarten Center’s box top container decorating contest was that made by Sandy Rourke of Maclenny, pictured at left with her Hello Kitty-theme box and daughter Kayla Rourke, 5, a student in Stephanie Combs’ pre-K class.

The box tops on many popular grocery store products can be redeemed for cash and school supplies through a number of different programs. They’re being collected by classes and schools throughout the district.

The Pre-K/Kindergarten Center held a box top box decorating contest to build enthusiasm for the drive this year. The box deemed to have the most spirit came from Catina Jones’ pre-K class and the one recognized as the most creative from Jalinda Owens’ pre-K class.

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