Save the Date!
Search for those old bell-bottom jeans, peace earrings, and leather fringed vests and save the date of Friday, March 5th for Quail Creek Elementary’s Peace, Love & Quail Creek Auction.
Quail Creek is celebrating the sixties to provide money for the pressing education needs of 400 hard working students. This Blue Ribbon and Oklahoma A+ School is working hard to remain a bright light in the Oklahoma City Public School system.
Our last auction proceeds helped purchase interactive smart boards, computer technology, library books and memberships to educational websites and periodicals. This year’s auction will also provide funds to continue the sponsorship of a computer teacher as well as a reading specialist for children who face learning challenges. This year the state is facing a serious budget crunch, and the money for these funding needs simply isn’t available without the support of parents and patrons.
We are also seeking donations of items for the silent and live auction. In appreciation of tax-deductible contributions, donors will be listed in our weekly newsletter and auction program, and their business logo will be prominently displayed during the auction along with their donated items. Additionally, Quail Creek Families will be encouraged to support those businesses that have been generous enough to support our school.
Tickets to the auction are $45 in advance and $50 at the door.
Thank you for your getting the word out about the Peace & Love Quail Creek Elementary 2010 Auction. Peace Out!
Sincerely,
Quail Creek Elementary PTA Auction Committee
(This message forwarded by the Quail Creek Home Owners Association)
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