Help me give my students a healthy and safe environment to keep clean and continue learning.
FULLY FUNDED! Ms. Jarema's classroom raised $176
This project is fully funded
My Students
I am an English as a Second Language (ESL) grade teacher in Pennsylvania. My classroom is made up of many eager K to 8th graders. I also have a wide range of reading and math abilities in my classroom. I am the teacher with an ESL classroom. Many students in my school speak an additional language at home.
All my students receive free or reduced-price lunch, and all these children love coming to school.
My Project
This project will make a great difference in the spread of germs in our classroom. We can stay healthy, not go home sick, and stay focused. These are items we desperately need.
They are usually unavailable to us unless they are donated by parents or outside sources.
Thanks so much for making this project come alive. Your donation means a cleaner and safer room.
Having these items in our ESL classroom will keep my students healthy so they do not get sick. By having these tissues and wipes, our classroom and students wil be germ-free. Students will be able to be at school and not miss days and get behind. Clorox wipes will be great to keep our tables, chairs and other classroom items clean. Tissues will help with the runny noses we have in the winter. I want to make sure that all of my students are able to be at school as often as they can, and we can do that by having items to keep us germ-free!
Keeping children healthy will keep them in school so they can continue to learn.
Nearly all students from low‑income households
Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education. Learn more
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