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More School Supply Donations Get Distributed
Bandera, Texas
● September 5, 2009
Bandera ISD has received
more school supplies through the generosity of several
individuals and organizations. Backpacks were the
donation of choice this year from the Kiwanis
International Club of Bandera County. Kiwanis Club
member and Treasurer
Denise Griffin dropped
off several loads of backpacks that were distributed to
Bandera ISD Elementary Schools.
More school
backpacks came from State Senator Carlos Uresti and his
staff. A volunteer for the Senator who lives in Bandera
County procured 300 backpacks for Hill Country
Elementary, Alkek Elementary and Bandera High School.
Each backpack contained some school supplies and other
items for boy or girl students.
Members from
Bandera United Methodist Church stopped by the Bandera
ISD Central Office on Friday to round out the week’s
generosity. Bags and bags of pencils, pens, filler
paper, binders, and more were dropped of to be
distributed to the schools next week.
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PHOTO ATTACHED:
Alkek

(L-R)
Alkek School Counselor Lisa Holdbrook and Principal
Scott Tipton have a hard time finding students Darby
Lyons and Dominic Pusateri among all the donated
backpacks.
PHOTO ATTACHED:
HCE Kids

(L-R)
Students from Brandi Conover’s class at Hill Country
Elementary were good citizens as they helped unload over
100 backpacks donated to the school.
PHOTO ATTACHED:
High School

(L-R)
Thomas Richardson, Caroline Luft, and Laya Brown rest up
after hauling in donated backpacks. |