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While the holiday season is a time of hope and anticipation, we know there are many families and individuals in our communities that struggle during this time of year.

The good news is, students in Craftsbury Schools are helping mitigate the stress of the season by offering multiple ways to give in support of those who need it most. Please take a moment to look over these opportunities and drop off locations. These collections are 100% student inspired and driven – something that should warm all of our hearts!

Craftsbury Schools Animal Shelter Drive (at PreK-2 location)

Location/Hours: Craftsbury Schools, 83 North Craftsbury Road, Craftsbury (PreK-2 building) during regular school hours now through January 13

Items Accepted: All unwrapped and New. Paper towels, vinyl disposable gloves, pet odor eliminator, cat toys, catnip, dog toys/bones, dog beds

Donations Distributed to: Pope Memorial Frontier Animal Shelter that is located in Barton

Deadline for Drop Off:  January 13

We are proud of our students for spreading joy through their incredible artwork that's on display at the Baptist Cancer Center- Anderson in Meridian! This is a true testament to the power of how art can uplift and inspire. Click on the attached link to learn more about the effort.

We are proud of our students for spreading joy through their incredible artwork that's on display at the Baptist Cancer Center- Anderson in Meridian! This is a true testament to the power of how art can uplift and inspire. Click on the attached link to learn more about the effort.

Come join the Wyandotte Coaches & Players at the annual Youth Softball Skills Camp on 3/16 from 10AM-2PM in the RHS Gym. Any 3rd-8th graders are welcome! Cost is $30 per camper and will include a T-shirt, drink and snack\ *Waiver must be signed by a parent at time of arrival with payment. Cash Only. Check in begins at 9:30 AM*\ Pre-registration link in bio

On Wednesday, April 24th, our school district took part in Community Cleanup Day. Students and staff began their day bright and early, ready to help make a difference. We were widely spread out through town to ensure that there were clean ups in multiple neighborhoods. The turnout was great as the weather was beautiful and we were also able to go beyond filling up a large dumpster.

The district is very proud of our diligent students for participating and putting in such a considerable amount of effort. We also want to give a big thank you to our spectacular staff as well. Events like this not only better the community, but our district too. We can't wait to do this again in the future!