Students from Aubrey Schuh’s class celebrated the 100th day of school by helping in a schoolwide effort to donate food items to the Rich Township Food Pantry. From left, Rich Township Supervisor Calvin Jordan, classroom assistant Lekeyia Collins, assistant principal Christina King, Ayanna Seamone, principal Tracye Hustona, Kamille Williams, Ronald Dangerfield, Randy Solis and teacher Aubrey Schuh.
Students from Aubrey Schuh’s class celebrated the 100th day of school by helping in a schoolwide effort to donate food items to the Rich Township Food Pantry. From left, Rich Township Supervisor Calvin Jordan, classroom assistant Lekeyia Collins, assistant principal Christina King, Ayanna Seamone, principal Tracye Hustona, Kamille Williams, Ronald Dangerfield, Randy Solis and teacher Aubrey Schuh. (PHOTO SUPPLIED)
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Park Forest Elementary School Collects Thousands of Food Items to Donate to Rich Township Food Pantry

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Park Forest, IL-(ENEWSPF)- Carts stacked with boxes of canned goods and boxes filled with food. Cereal and other non-perishable food items lined a table. These all filled the entrance to the Indiana School in Park Forest on Tuesday morning. The Matteson School District 162 school, which serves students in fifth and sixth grade, collected more than 2,000 items to donate to the Rich Township Food pantry.

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