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Stafford National Honor Society seeks city help with uniform and hygiene drive; council agrees to let city host boxes and promote
Summary
Stafford Municipal School District National Honor Society asked the council to support a uniform and hygiene drive. The council voted to allow city facilities and channels to host donation boxes and promote the drive, while noting the city cannot make a direct monetary donation.
Student leaders from the Stafford Municipal School District National Honor Society (NHS) described a fourth annual uniform-and-hygiene drive to the City Council on June 18 and asked for city support.
Jose Romero, Stafford NHS advisor, introduced student officers including Adrian Espinosa (vice president) and Nicole Cortez (president), who outlined the drive's goals: collect 800 uniforms and raise $5,000 to assemble hygiene bags that will be distributed at the district's Party at the Plaza event in August. Cortez said each hygiene bag costs roughly $6'$9 to assemble and that the NHS had previously…
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