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Ready Set GO! Kindergarten Project
Here’s the Green Light: Contribute to making our
schools SAFE!
Bryson Taylor announced its Ready Set Go! Kindergarten Donation
Project with a donation of over 1000 books to local kindergarten
programs. The books are now available at a significantly reduced rate as
a welcoming gift for incoming students and have several schools and communities
lining up to participate.
Now in its second year, the project funded by Saco Biddeford Savings
Institution has set the highest standards of community support
for our children. We encourage other organization to join in a campaign
by welcoming their students with a promise of community values and provide
them with a welcoming school climate, free of violence, intimidation and
fear, an environment strongly supported by the community in which teachers
can teach and students can learn.
Sticks Stones and Stumped teaches parents, students and teachers
about safe school conduct, bullying and harassment prevention. This community
supported program is perfect when accompanied by a letter outlining the schools
expected conduct and awareness of how to keep the schools safe.
For more information on how you can contribute to the continuation
of safe schools in your area, contact us at
info@brysontaylorpublishing.com
For Immediate Release
September 11, 2007
Contact: Deb Landry
838-2146
deb@brsyontaylor.com
Saco Biddeford Savings Institution and Crossroad
Make Donations for Safe Schools
(SACO September 11, 2007) Saco Biddeford Savings Institution
and Crossroads Youth Center are welcoming Biddeford and Saco kindergarten students
to school again this year with the gift of the best selling children’s
book, Sticks Stones and Stumped.
Ms. Landry’s book, inspired by Maine legislation (LD 564) on bully and
harassment prevention, tells a tale weaving the bully, target, bystander and
adult into a sensitive story about the growing bullying problem facing our
children today.
This Kindergarten book project, now in its second year, initiated a public
service announcement with WGME 13 on giving Maine Promise, filmed at Young
School last year. The PSA, still seen on WGME, is part of a community effort
to assist schools to create and maintain a positive and welcoming school climate,
free of violence, intimidation and fear, an environment strongly supported
by the community in which teachers can teach and students can learn.
Sticks Stones and Stumped is a valuable tool for teachers and parents addressing
this important subject of school safety and social values in a story of friendship,
honesty, community, respect and communication.
This project has encouraged other communities to follow SBSI and CYC’s
book donations and their support and commitment to provide safe school climates. To
find out more about the Book Project or how you can get books donated to your
organization, visit www.brysontaylorpublishing.com or www.crossroadsyouthcenter.org.
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