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Local schools give back to Hurricane Harvey victims

by The AV Times Staff • October 16, 2017

Students and staff at Hillview ASD volunteered their time for the school supply drive. [Contributed]
PALMDALE – Westside Union School District held a school supply drive recently to help a Texas school district that was affected by Hurricane Harvey. 

Westside partnered with the West Antelope Valley Educational Foundation, The North Antelope Valley Council of PTA’s, Hillview Middle School ASB and community members to collect more than 3,000 items to help Katy International School District from Houston, Texas.

The group loaded a Uhaul with 54 boxes. [Contributed]
Each Westside school was assigned a specific item to donate, such as lined paper, pencils, binders and glue sticks, and the overall goal was to donate 300 of each item. The goal was met, with some schools far exceeding it.

Additionally, community members donated items from Amazon that were shipped to Hillview Middle School, and many students volunteered their time to package the items after school.

Students and staff loaded a Uhaul with 54 boxes, then a community member volunteered to deliver the items to Katy ISD.

“We are grateful to provide these much-needed school supplies to the students of Katy ISD,” stated Westside Union School District Superintendent Regina Rossall. “At the same time, we thank them for allowing us to have the opportunity to teach our students the importance of giving back to our communities.”  

Katy ISD is a fairly large school district with 60 campuses and enrolled over 70,000 students this year. It was reported that 16 of its campuses were flooded by Hurricane Harvey.

Students and staff at Katy ISD show their appreciation. [Contributed]
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2 comments for "Local schools give back to Hurricane Harvey victims"

  1. Alexis says

    October 16, 2017 at 9:37 am

    Thank you!

    • William says

      October 16, 2017 at 1:12 pm

      And, what did Alexis donate?

      She likes to impress strangers here with her “Thank you” to make herself look good. Except she doesn’t and never will.

      She’s as nasty as they get and tries to make up for it with her ‘precious’ posts. She’s like a trump character who after talking trash 23 hours a day, composes a ‘precious’ tweet to excuse away all the other stuff.

      No pass alexis.

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