WTEA Food Drive -
2010
The WTEA
Food Drive for the St. James Food Pantry will begin in January.
Please see schedule for your school’s month to participate. Once
again we are encouraging members to make monetary donations as
well as non-perishable food items. Items most needed include:
| canned tuna |
jelly |
canned potatoes |
| crackers |
pancake flour |
beans |
| peanut butter |
paper plates |
rice |
| canned meat |
pasta |
coffee |
| plastic utensils |
soups |
baby food |
| cereals |
canned vegetables |
lentils |
| juices |
pancake syrup |
shampoo |
Food items
will be picked up from each school’s main office by our bus drivers
and delivered to the WTEA office each week. Monetary contributions
will be collected by your school representative and forwarded
to the WTEA office. Checks should be made out to the WTEA with
food pantry in the memo. Please think of those in need
and help as much as you can as every item counts. Your generosity
is greatly appreciated.
Schedule for WTEA
Food Drive - 2010
| JANUARY |
#21 Oak Ridge
Heights School |
| #25 Lafayette
Estate School |
| #26 Robert Mascenik
School |
| #1 Mawbey Street
School |
| #4 & 5 Avenel
Street School |
| #9 Port Reading
School |
| Avenel Middle
School |
| FEBRUARY |
#28 Matthew Jago
School |
| #2 & 16 Outlook
Avenue School |
| #22 Lynn Crest
School |
| Colonia Middle
School |
| Woodbridge High
School |
| MARCH |
#11 Ross Street
Achool |
| #14 Ford Avenue
School |
| #24 Kennedy Park
School |
| #27 Pennsylvania
Avenue School |
| Fords Middle School |
| APRIL |
#18 Indiana Avenue
School |
| #19 Menlo Park
Terrace School |
| #20 Claremont
Avenue School |
| #23 Woodbine Avenue
School |
| Colonia High School |
| Woodbridge Middle
School |
| MAY |
JFK High School |
| Administration
Building |
| Transportation |
| Iselin Middle
School |
Local
Pride Grants
NJEA also
provides grants to its local affiliates for projects that bring
the public schools out into the community and the community into
the public schools. Family involvement programs, participation
in community fairs and events, Read Across America celebrations,
and senior citizen outreach efforts are among the hundreds of
local “Pride” projects conducted each year by NJEA members.
NJEA
members: visit Members Only
for local Pride project grant information and forms.
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