’100th day of school’ food drive: Cometa Playschool’s results

February 20, 2013 at 1:07 pm | In West Seattle news, West Seattle schools | 7 Comments

The photo is from Manuela Slye of Cometa Playschool, one of the local schools that responded to the “collect 100 food items by the 100th day of school” challenge from Arbor Heights Elementary teacher Marcia Ingerslev and her students. (First report was from Holy Rosary School, whose “100th day” arrived earlier. Anyone else with results to report today? Please let us know!)

7 Comments

  1. Yay kids! :-)

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    Mike

    Comment by miws — 2:53 pm February 20, 2013 #

  2. It was so exciting to meet these children this morning as they toured the WSFB. What a great way to make a difference. Kathi – volunteer

    Comment by Kathi — 2:58 pm February 20, 2013 #

  3. Way to go Cometa and the other participants!

    Comment by Lib — 4:31 pm February 20, 2013 #

  4. Mrs. Schwendeman’s class at Gatewood ended up with a little more than 100.

    Comment by B — 4:36 pm February 20, 2013 #

  5. Yeah Gatewood, I was a student there in the 50′s. thank you ! Kathi – WSFB Volunteer

    Comment by Kathi — 6:51 pm February 20, 2013 #

  6. STEM will be making a delivery tomorrow – over 100! :) Thanks Arbor Heights for the great idea!

    Comment by WSMama3 — 7:50 pm February 20, 2013 #

  7. Wow…great story.

    Comment by West Seattle Hipster — 9:01 pm February 20, 2013 #

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