School supply campaign helps Tomball students

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Written by Cheryl Smith Monday, 29 August 2011 08:34

School supply campaign helps Tomball students

Tomball ISD Coordinator of Student Services Michael Prince (center) accepted a school supply donation worth $21,877 from Bob Wilson of GDF Suez Energy Resources and Rebecca King of Kroger Food Stores. Area Kroger stores sold $7 pre-packaged school supply kits that were purchased by customers and donated to the “Stuff the School Bus” campaign. Over 3,000 kits were donated to Tomball ISD students. The kits contained notebook paper, folders, crayons, pens, pencils and markers.