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Community Service Projects |
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Local PTA/PTSA schools and members are encouraged to participate in community service projects. Without your participation, these very worthwhile projects could not be successful. When PTAs come together and support these council sponsored events, many benefit throughout Knox County. |
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Information about all projects can be found in the council guidebooks each president receives, in the council newsletter, and at General Meetings. |
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Jason Jablonski Memorial Project Heart Cart February 8-12, 2010 Please collect non-perishable food items for Second Harvest Food Bank. Bins for collecting will be made available to each PTA/PTSA president at a later date through the Council Health and Welfare Chairman. Look for more information in the newsletter and at General Meetings. |
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Teacher Supply Depot Openings - August 15, October 24, January 9, and March 20 PTA leaders are encouraged to volunteer on opening days to aid the teachers as they shop for free supplies. Click here for more information. |
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Alice B. Deeds Memorial Scholarship Fund Each PTA is encouraged to budget at least $50 to this fund. For the last several years, we have provided 7 to 9 very deserving seniors with a $500 scholarship. Click here for more information. |
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Richard Yoakley Spring Fling Date - TBA The Richard Yoakley School is a unique program with a behavior management plan including academic, vocational, and social skills curriculum to enable students to learn acceptable skills so they may return to their home schools. PTA local units are encouraged to participate in the annual Spring Fling by sending volunteers or food donations. Look for more information in the newsletter and at General Meetings. |
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FALL CLOTHING CENTER CLOTHING DRIVE AND PERSONAL CARE ITEMS WEEK - October 26-30, 2009 AND SPRING CLOTHING CENTER CLOTHING DRIVE - April 5-9, 2010 Each PTA is asked to participate by contributing useable, clean clothing through clothing drives during these two weeks (one in the fall and one in the spring), by donating their unclaimed lost and found, and by making an annual cash donation. All sizes of clothing are needed children do come in all sizes. The center is largely dependent upon the clothing drives. However, items can be donated any time during the school year and from anyone. Click here for more information. ADDITIONAL INFO ON FALL DRIVE...the Fall Clothing Drive (Oct. 26-30) will be held conjunction with our annual collection of Personal Care Items. Please collect health care items such as toothpaste, toothbrushes, hairbrushes, combs, soap, shampoo, non-aerosol deodorant, lotion, etc., to be donated to area shelters and facilities that support children. Look for more information in the newsletter and at General Meetings. Items can be delivered to the Teacher Supply Depot. |