Also, the food that was provided for lunch was FANTASTIC! Thanks to those terrific cooks!
End Of The School Year Ideas
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It’s the end of the school year, and I can admit that I’m excited about
summer, but the thought of saying bye to my students makes me sad. Each
group of...
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I think it's wonderful that the teachers and students get involved with Habitat for Humanity. It truly gives everyone involved a sense of how fortunate we are for the things that we have.
What a great opportunity for you and your students. I think it is absolutely wonderful to give back to the community like that. I grew up in a small town where I volunteered on different occasions. It's always nice to help others.
I think we need to instill the importance of "giving back" to the community . . . and what better way to give back to the community than to model it by being a volunteer for Habitat for Humanity? I applaud you, your colleagues, and your students for getting involved in this kind of project.
What a great experience! When I was in college, I was a member of a volunteer organization that had the opportunity to help with a Habitat for Humanity house. What a great opportunity! I hope that some day soon I will have the time to devote to this great cause once again!
I really appreciate this type of volunteer work. I have helped out with similar projects in Delaware and the people that I meet through these activities have been truly wonderful! What a neat idea to have a school volunteer together! Thanks for sharing!
Kari Reardon
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