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Donor gives hundreds of books and stuffed animals to Weston Elementary; final book sale set for May 30
Summary
Weston Elementary students will pick donated books and stuffed animals this week; the school will hold a final book sale, buy-one-get-one-free, on Friday, May 30. Teachers signed up times for students to visit; fifth-grade leaders will assist.
A friend of Weston Elementary School donated hundreds of books and stuffed animals for students to choose from this week, and the school will hold a final book sale on Friday, May 30, the Wildcat News student broadcast said on May 27.
The donation will allow every student in the building to pick a book and a stuffed animal during teacher-scheduled times, the announcement said. “A big thank you to our generous donor for giving us this opportunity,” the student host said.
Teachers have signed up slots to bring classes to the donated items, and fifth-grade student leaders will help younger students select items, according to the announcement. The final book sale on May 30 will be a buy‑one‑get‑one‑free event for remaining books.
The announcement did not name the donor or provide a precise count beyond describing the donation as “hundreds” of items. The Wildcat News hosts did not identify any associated fundraising or purchase prices for parents.
School staff or district officials were not quoted in the broadcast; the details above come from the May 27 Wildcat News school announcement.
