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Teacher Supply Store The 16th annual Teacher Supply Store provided more than $40,000 worth of school supplies for elementary, early childhood, first-year and specials teachers in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools district. More than 600 educators were invited to East Chapel Hill High School’s gymnasium during two days of shopping for their most-needed classroom supplies, like dry-erase markers, disinfecting wipes, glue and more. The supply store was sponsored by the East Chapel Hill Rotary Club and the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Public School Foundation, and donations were bolstered by the district’s Stuff the Bus event in August. The supply store will serve middle and high school teachers next year. Photography by Brooke Spach CHM
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4 1 Public School Foundation board member Sarita Allen, foundation assistant Sue Sept and scholarship coordinator Pam Reed. 2 East Chapel Hill Rotary Club member Dianne Smith and PSF Vice President Tamara Rice. 3 Seawell Elementary School first grade teachers Rhonda Coleman and Jenna Goldberg. 4 Seawell Elementary School first grade teacher Domnique Sloan and fourth grade teacher Kevin Swain.
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