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Students donate 3,650 items as part of 100 days celebration

KC Club members pose with donations and Mr. B
KC Club members take a break from sorting donations to pose for a photo with Mr. Barthelmas.

Schuylerville Elementary School students celebrated 100 days of school on Thursday, Feb. 16 by giving back to the community. Students in the Kindness and Compassion (KC) club challenged each elementary classroom to bring in 100 food items to donate to the Schuylerville Area Food and Emergency Relief (SAFER). Club members reminded their classmates about the challenge by hanging posters around the school and providing daily reminders on the announcements with their “we can, we will” chant. The club collected 3,650 items.

“We couldn’t be prouder of our students for doing such an amazing job,” teacher Judy Greene said. “The generosity of our students, teachers and staff far exceeded our expectations.”

  • Student's creative 100 days t-shirt
Elementary school students also took part in other fun classroom activities to celebrate 100 days of school.