Perdido Elementary students recently raised money for St. Jude through participation in America’s largest education-based fundraiser – Math-A-Thon. Coordinated by fourth grade teacher, Mrs. Geri Peacock, the Math-A-thon is a supplemental math …
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Perdido Elementary students recently raised money for St. Jude through participation in America’s largest education-based fundraiser – Math-A-Thon. Coordinated by fourth grade teacher, Mrs. Geri Peacock, the Math-A-thon is a supplemental math education program for grades K-8 that also serves as a fund raiser for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. The program is free, and is designed to compliment the existing math curriculum, while teaching students the importance of helping others.
The total amount raised by students was $1,484.54. Top fund raisers were: Caleb Thomley - $300.00, Jacob Cos - $280.00, Macail Sims - $136.00 and Alyssa Long $125.00.
Pictured are those students who participated:
Front row, left to right: Jacob Cox, Nick Hadley, Macaila Sims and Colton Thompson
Second row, left to right: Arial Scarborough, Kloie Forbes, Alexa Long, Leah Pimperl, Brady Crawford, Caleb Thomley, Christopher Johnson
Third row, left to right: Hannah booker, Rebecca Booker, Tre’ Williams, Mary Dean, Matthew Milstid,
Back row, left to right: Drew Davis, Shaina Pimperl, Alyssa Long, Reese White, Hannah White, Taylor Weaver, Brice McCullough