Student Council Student Council: 2010-03-25T13:49:35Z Copyright (c) 2010, schremsd ExpressionEngine tag:as.hawthorn73.org,2010:03:25 South Campus Student Councils combine efforts for Haiti Relief tag:as.hawthorn73.org,2010:index.php/56.1271 2010-03-25T13:47:34Z 2010-03-25T13:49:35Z schremsd schremsd@hawthorn73.org Tuesday afternoon, January 12th, the worst earthquake in 200 years struck less than ten miles from the Caribbean city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti.  This disaster was brought to the attention of the members of Student Councils on the South Campus. These students expressed the desire to help the people of Haiti. The Student Council members organized a collection drive for Haiti. The combined efforts of Hawthorn Middle South, Aspen, Elementary South and the Goddard Preschool are pleased to announce that their students raised $6,742.54 for Haiti Relief. We thank all those who supported their efforts for Haiti.

]]> Thanks for Supporting Hope for Haiti tag:as.hawthorn73.org,2010:index.php/56.1020 2010-02-24T13:37:34Z 2010-02-24T13:39:35Z schremsd schremsd@hawthorn73.org The Student Council would like to thank the parents, students, and staff members of Aspen School for helping support our fundraiser. We sold blue and red wristbands in adult and youth sizes and we were able to raise about $600 to help the earthquake victims in Haiti.

]]> Pennies for Poochies a Success! tag:as.hawthorn73.org,2010:index.php/56.978 2010-02-08T21:12:33Z 2010-02-08T21:13:34Z schremsd schremsd@hawthorn73.org We are happy to announce that our fundraiser for Save-A-Pet was very successful.  We collected over $750 to help our furry friends.  In the shelter’s thank you to Aspen, the staff of Save-A-Pet said they will be able to buy toys, blankets, and provide the cats and dogs with veterinary care.  This will help the animals feel better and be ready for adoption.

]]> Spare Change for Haiti tag:as.hawthorn73.org,2010:index.php/56.860 2010-01-29T16:21:50Z 2010-02-24T13:40:51Z schremsd schremsd@hawthorn73.org Support the Earthquake Recovery Efforts in Haiti

On January 12, a magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck Haiti just outside the capital city of Port-au-Prince. The devastation – in lives lost, property destroyed, and families displaced – is immense.  At the request of President Obama, we are partnering to help the Haitian people reclaim their country and rebuild their lives.  Our immediate priority is to save lives. The critical needs in Haiti are great, but they are also simple: food, water, shelter, and first-aid supplies. The best way concerned citizens can help is to donate funds that will go directly to supplying these material needs.  Through the Clinton Bush Haiti Fund, we will work to provide immediate relief and long-term support to earthquake survivors. We will channel the collective goodwill around the globe to help the people of Haiti rebuild their cities, their neighborhoods, and their families.  We ask each of you to give what you can to help ensure the people of Haiti can build back stronger and better than ever. Click on the link below for more information.


http://www.clintonbushhaitifund.org/


The Student Council at Aspen School is supporting the national effort to raise funds to help the people of Haiti by selling bracelets for $1.00 each. Middle School South started this fundraiser and we said that we would join them in this project.  Information will be going home with the Students from Aspen.


Click the link below to print out the order form:

HOPE_FOR_HAITI.pdf
]]> One for Books Fundraiser tag:as.hawthorn73.org,2010:index.php/56.775 2010-01-21T14:32:46Z 2010-01-21T14:38:47Z hunwickd hunwickd@hawthorn73.org http://blogs.hawthorn73.org/users/hunwickd Who: Grades K-5

When: January 22-28, 2010

Where: Aspen School’s homerooms

What: The student council will place a milk jug in your homeroom to collect funds

Why: We are working with the pto book fair and scholastic books to buy books for charitable organizations

How: For every dollar that you donate we will be able to send that dollar amount of books to our charity for every dollar you donate scholastic will match it with a book to send to their charity it also means more profit for aspen, and more books for our school.

Attention: The first place classroom who collects the most money will get $50 worth of free books for their homeroom, second place will get $30 worth of free books, and third place will get $20 worth of free books for their homeroom.

Thank you,
The Student Council

]]> Pennies for Poochies tag:as.hawthorn73.org,2009:index.php/56.781 2009-12-10T15:56:59Z 2010-01-21T15:59:00Z hunwickd hunwickd@hawthorn73.org http://blogs.hawthorn73.org/users/hunwickd Dear Parent(s),


The Student Council at Aspen is sponsoring a fundraiser during the month of December. We are calling our program Pennies For Pooches. We are placing a milk jug in each classroom to collect pennies for Save-A-Pet.


Save-A-Pet is a no kill shelter that is caring for 200 cats and 75 dogs. Because of the problems with the economy right now, the intake of animals has tripled. The shelter has had to let 40% of their staff go to try to keep close to their budget. The vet bills are about $200,000 a month because more animals are coming in with health issues.


Save-A-Pet has had to temporarily shut down their small dog room because they don’t have the staff to walk them. The equipment there is old and needs repair. The dryer has broken down twice in less than a month. The shelter needs volunteer help on many levels because they are so short handed.


The Student Council would appreciate your pennies to help Save-A-Pet.


Thank you,
The Aspen Student Council

]]> 2009 - 2010 Student Council Officers tag:as.hawthorn73.org,2009:index.php/56.984 2009-11-02T18:38:23Z 2010-02-09T20:05:24Z schremsd schremsd@hawthorn73.org Meet your 2009 - 2010 Student Council Officers at Aspen Elementary


PRESIDENT: KEATON GOSHORN

V-PRESIDENT: MATT BOYER

SECRETARY: LAUREN GLENN

TREASURER: JONAH EMIL

 

 

 

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