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2011 - 2012 School Year


St. George Book Fair Volunteer Opportunities
Posted October 4, 2011 | from Ms. Liz

St. George Book Fair Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteers Needed for the St. George Book Fair Friday October 28th – Friday November 4th
Ms. Liz could use your talents! Would you be interested in helping during the St. George Book Fair? If so, please return below volunteer form to the office.

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Book Fair Profits $$
Posted April 15, 2010 | from Ms. Liz

A huge THANK YOU, to all of the fantastic volunteers, who helped at this year's book fair. March 7th through March 12th. We couldn't have done it without you.

This year we sold $3,453.00 in books and merchandise. This an increase of $259.00 from last year. Additionally, we collected $68.00 in the "One For Books" drive. I credit the increase in sales to Scholastic's willingness to send and additional case of books targeted to our middle school students. Thank you Scholastic!

We earned a bonus of $172.00 because our sales volume was over $3,000 and we were credited another $172 because we took our profit in books from the fair and resource catalogue materials.

So - St. George School was able to acquire $2500.00 in books and materials from this event, a big plus for our St. George students. Thank you to everyone who was able to participate!

See you next year!




St. George School Library
School Year 2011-2012 | By Ms. Liz

Dear Parents-

Thank you for your continuous support of the library! Please take the time to review the St. George Library Goals. Here you will find my thoughts on the activities and projects that need attention in the library. If there is anything on this list that looks appealing- let me know and we can get started.

There are a number of Catholic School Librarians that have offered to review this document and give me feedback- I hope you will do the same.

I also have a new contact that will introduce me to the internship coordinator at the UW School of Information so there may be some graduate students there that would like to head up one of these projects.

Finally, I will be putting together a job description for a Service Learning Position that would be available to 8th grade students who would like to contribute their time and talent to the library.

If you know of any other parents that would like to be involved-PLEASE pass this information on to them. The more help, the better.

Again, I appreciate you all and know that we can get some of this work done!

Ms. Liz




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