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Tue, 24 Nov 1998 14:06:09 -0800 (PST)
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Thank you for your advise. I have mentioned and demo-ed it to my
principal and she said she would work on it. What a help. I was told
that I could not raise money to pay for equipment or supplies that
should be supplied by the school. But they refuse to do anything, so
what am I to do? I have asked many times for help, but get ignored.
We are supposedly short on money and if it ain't broke, they ain't
gonna fix it!!! C.
---Christine Merriam <ktwnldy.az.us> wrote:
>
> Christi,
> I started with a similar situation... went to cheap circular tables
that
> squeeked and jiggled terribly. The principal noticed that in her
> observation, and the next year I finally got heavy duty Student art
> tables.
>
> Do you have a parent group like pta or pto? This would be a great
> project for them. I went through a fundraising phase and my students
> earned enough selling stuff to buy acrylic paint and canvas.
>
> Wish I could answer about laminating... I recall my dad put formica on
> our kitchen table when I was kid... but that was eons ago.
>
> Chris
>
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