A mid-summer freshening at Sequoia Elementary School brought not only
the school's community together, but 10 students from cluster school
Madison High, with local business partner Home Depot supplying paint and
five employee-volunteers.
"Students,
parents, teachers and Home Depot employees worked together to make
Sequoia Elementary more inviting for the new year," said Principal Ryan
Kissel. "All of the materials, including the paint and paint brushes,
were generously donated by Home Depot."
More than 50 volunteers
painted flowers on the school's fence and repainted many areas around
the campus, including book characters on the concrete walkways and lines
on the blacktop. The crew also pulled weeds on August 17.
For more information, contact Kissel at (858) 496-8240.
Friday, September 6, 2013
Home Depot employees, Madison High students join Sequoia Elementary community in school mini-makeover
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