I’m not sure I can do justice to the recent student council projects. Mrs. Kennedy proposed that all 4th
and 5th grade potential Student Council Candidates do some type of
community service as a prerequisite to joining the council. I cannot tell you how they surpassed our
expectations. Take a look below. Bravo boys and girls!
Madilyn collected canned good in her neighborhood for a food
pantry.
Ava and Gianna did dog walking and car washing. They earned $45 to donate to the Salem Animal
Shelter.
Ashley helped create a clothing donation center at her
church and donated a bunch of winter clothing.
Tia actually worked at My Brothers’ Table with her cousin
Kristin. She prepared salad and handed
our bread.
Olivia collected cans from neighbors and friend. She purchased $34.80 of pet toys, soap and
trash bags for the Northeast Animal Shelter.
Shea visited a nursing home and met some very interesting folks.
Ava donated an entire box of animal treats to the Northeast
Animal Shelter
Edward used his own money to purchase Toys for Tots.
Harry created “Wear Red for a Bed”. He made bracelets. Put them in baggies with a donation card. All proceeds with go to “Bed for Every Child”,
an initiative through Mass Collation for Homeless.
Sydney sold popular rainbow loom for $1 and donated profits
to Northeast Animal Shelter.
Kitty brought smile to kids faces on Halloween by donating
all the family costumes to DCF.
Catherine cleaned our local softball field.
Devin donated dog and cat food to the animal shelter.
Ben cleaned trash from Flax Pond.
Abby and her cousins raised $300 in walk a thon for My
Brothers Table.
Adam did a school wide collection of items to send to our
troops.
Jillian helped people stay warm by donating 40 coats to
Sacred Heart.
Brook cleaned the beach and joined Coast sweep.
Cullen donated items to Salvation Army
Molly donated her hair to Locks of Love!
Katie donated 20 blankets and towels from family and friends
to animal shelter.
Jordan, Shane and Owen picked up trash at Lynn Woods Park.
Mackenzie collected items for the animal shelter.
I am fortunate to have a job that allows me to watch kids
grow and learn on a daily basis. This is
a beautiful thing to witness. These children
and their work, imparticular, have more than impressed me. Finding a cause that you feel passionate about,
forming a plan and helping another human being or animal, is just amazing! I think it will be a project that will stay
with them for a long time. I also think
it speaks the character of the students at Lynn Woods. So proud of you all!
