Team Kids Launches Bi-Costal Fundraiser: Hearts for Haiti
01/28/10 08:55
Team Kids Launches Bi-Costal Fundraiser: Hearts for
Haiti
During Presidents Day weekend / Valentine’s Day, kids in California and Virginia will dance, sing and sell hot chocolate to raise funds to help Haitian earthquake victims.
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During Presidents Day weekend / Valentine’s Day, kids in California and Virginia will dance, sing and sell hot chocolate to raise funds to help Haitian earthquake victims.
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Team Kids Raises $9,000 for Charity with LemonAID
01/20/10 10:14
The result is that kid-sponsored LemonAID Stands sold
18,000 cups of lemonade and hot chocolate – even in the
rain - to raise more than $9,000 for charity - $7,000
going to Orange County Human Relations and more than
$2,000 designated for the American Red Cross’ work in
Haiti.
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Irvine kids try to break reading record
10/13/09 09:28
BY SEAN
EMERYTHE
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER
IRVINE School kids looking to smash the world record for reading the same book on the same day took part in the national Read for the Record campaign on Thursday, breaking out their copies of “The Very Hungry Caterpillar.”
Organized by Team Kids and Jumpstart, the Irvine Read for the Record events focused on kindergarten and first-grade students.
The campaign also corresponded with a book drive, with students and parents asked to donate “gently used” books to benefit those who don’t have books to read at home.
Among those taking part in the event were Irvine Mayor Sukhee Kang and Police Chief David Maggard, who read to kids at Alderwood Elementary, and IUSD Superintendent Gwen Gross, who read to kids at Turtle Rock Elementary School and the Early Childhood Learning Center.
Irvine Unified School District Superintendent Dr. Gwen Gross reads “The Very Hungry Caterpillar,” to kindergarten students at Turtle Rock Elementary School in Irvine Oct. 8 as part of the district’s involvement in the national "Read For the Record" program.
Irvine Unified School District Superintendent Dr. Gwen Gross reads “The Very Hungry Caterpillar,” to kindergarten students at Turtle Rock Elementary School in Irvine Oct. 8 as part of the district’s involvement in the national "Read For the Record" program. > PHOTOS: JOSHUASUDDOCK/OCREGISTER.COM
IRVINE School kids looking to smash the world record for reading the same book on the same day took part in the national Read for the Record campaign on Thursday, breaking out their copies of “The Very Hungry Caterpillar.”
Organized by Team Kids and Jumpstart, the Irvine Read for the Record events focused on kindergarten and first-grade students.
The campaign also corresponded with a book drive, with students and parents asked to donate “gently used” books to benefit those who don’t have books to read at home.
Among those taking part in the event were Irvine Mayor Sukhee Kang and Police Chief David Maggard, who read to kids at Alderwood Elementary, and IUSD Superintendent Gwen Gross, who read to kids at Turtle Rock Elementary School and the Early Childhood Learning Center.
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Irvine kids try to break reading record
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Irvine Unified School District Superintendent Dr. Gwen Gross reads “The Very Hungry Caterpillar,” to kindergarten students at Turtle Rock Elementary School in Irvine Oct. 8 as part of the district’s involvement in the national "Read For the Record" program.
Irvine Unified School District Superintendent Dr. Gwen Gross reads “The Very Hungry Caterpillar,” to kindergarten students at Turtle Rock Elementary School in Irvine Oct. 8 as part of the district’s involvement in the national "Read For the Record" program. > PHOTOS: JOSHUASUDDOCK/OCREGISTER.COM
