Friday, November 20, 2009

And The Winners Are...

Beverly & Tom Staten were the big winners at the Thanksgiving Feast!! They won the 32" HD LCD TV donated by The Cramers. Ms. Staten is a Wesley Academy Teacher and Parent. She was thrilled when she found out she was taking home the grand prize! I think I smell a Super Bowl party at the Statens!

Nicole & Brian Coats were the winners of the SCRIP drawing. They won a $25 gift card to HEB donated by the Cuadras. All they had to do was purchase SCRIP cards and they received FREE MONEY! Thank you to all who have purchased the SCRIP gift cards through Wesley Academy ... We appreciate you!

** Due to getting back from the holiday break, we will be taking your SCRIP gift card orders this Wednesday morning. You will receive your purchase by Friday.


Our grand total for SCRIP revenue this month (only four orders) is approximately 480.00 !!!! This money goes directly to Wesley Academy's Annnual Auction fund. Way to go parents and teachers!!! Yes we can!

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