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T and E Care launches school supply drive benefiting 250 local children

April 29, 2024 | Tredyffrin-Easttown SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania



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T and E Care launches school supply drive benefiting 250 local children
The Tredyffrin Easttown School Board meeting on April 29, 2024, highlighted community engagement and educational initiatives, with board members sharing significant updates and announcements.

Miss Piccione opened the discussion by reflecting on her attendance at the Black Student Union's kente cloth ceremony, expressing excitement for the stoles that will be worn at graduation. She noted the inspiring message delivered by Dr. Kyle Boyer, a former teacher and board member, emphasizing the bright futures of the students involved.

In another key announcement, Miss Aldrin promoted the T and E Care annual school supply drive, which aims to support around 250 students in need within the district. She explained that it costs approximately $100 to equip one child with essential supplies and a Target gift card for additional necessities. Aldrin urged community members to contribute, highlighting the importance of supporting less fortunate families in an otherwise affluent area.

Dr. Roberta Hachinski also shared insights from her recent trip to Germany, where she explored various educational systems and vocational training opportunities. She mentioned that a detailed report on her findings will be available in June, with further discussions planned for the PSBA conference in the fall.

These announcements underscore the board's commitment to fostering community support and enhancing educational experiences for all students in the T/E School District.

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