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KDSS resource OPP officer donates to Breakfast for Learning program |
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(KINCARDINE, ON) – South Bruce OPP constable Murray Woodman is the school resource officer at Kincardine District Secondary School. Over the past few months, he sold tickets for the National Hockey League Alumni Dream Draw 2012 which supports Ontario Minor Hockey and local youth programs. As a result of his efforts, Woodman raised $390 to donate to a local youth program. Jan. 25, at 11:20 a.m., Woodman presented the money to KDSS teacher Amy Snobelen who organizes and operates the Breakfast for Learning program at the high school. Each morning, healthy food snacks are placed in the school hallway for students.
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Snobelen notes that more than 2,000 snacks are
consumed each month from a program that costs between $4,000 and
$5,000 to operate each year. “Since the Breakfast for Learning program began at KDSS, we’ve seen an increase in student engagement in class and a positive change in student behaviour," says Snobelen. "The donation from constable Woodman is very much appreciated as we rely on donations to run Breakfast for Learning.” Scrolling stops when you move your mouse inside the scroll area. You can click on the ads for more
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