For 35 years, the district's PTA groups and PayLess Shoes have helped provide students with shoes. The need is growing among families, and PTA shoe funds are running low. The Enterprise has explained how the fund works and how people can help ensure each student has well fitting shoes.
http://www.enterprisenewspapers.com/article/20110202/ETP06/702029919/-1/ETP[2/4/2011 10:34:44 AM]ADVERTISEMENTMore infoFor more information, contact Shoe Fund Chairwoman AngelaSteck at angelasteck@live.com.
When the shoe program
started in 1976, 49 cards were handed out tostudents in need.
Last year, students at Jefferson Elementary School in Everett raised about $1,800 through a penny drive that they
gave to the Shoe Fund, Steck said.
“By the time June hits, every school will use the
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