A video, directed at middle and high school students, about Kids' Food Basket, it's inception, and childhood hunger in Kent County.
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Comstock Park High School's Penny Wars Collection Competition to benefit Kids Food Basket
Collection Calendar
February
22 - Monday: Collection Starts Video Shown in all 2nd hours
25 - Thursday: First Collect & Count
26 - Friday: Standings Announced
March
2 - Tuesday: Collect & Count
3 - Wednesday: Current Standings Announced
5 - Friday: Final Collect & Count
8 - Monday: Final Results & Winners Announced
12 - Friday: Thank You Video Shown, Prizes Awarded
Prizes
1st Place - Lunch & Bragging Rights
2nd Place - Donuts and Juice
Penny Wars Rules
1. Pennies count against a classroom's final total.
2. Bottle must be in plain sight at all times when teacher is in room.
3. Bottles may not be accessed after regular school hours for "secret attacks" on other classrooms.
4. Bottles may be altered, so long as change can be deposited in a reasonable manner.
5. Once money has been placed in a class's jar, it may not be removed.
6. Teachers may refuse to accept deposits only if their jar is full (of change) and they have not been provided with an additional one and do not wish to provide one of their own.
However, if the student or classroom making the deposit, or attack, does so with a bottle or container of some sort, it must be accepted by the teacher.
At any time is a jar becomes full, notify Kyle Barnhart and the jar will be emptied or an additional one will be added.
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