Support Our Community

Service Project

Sponsored by the Hubbard MYP

 

MYP students challenge the Hubbard student body and Tyler to support those in need.

 

6^th grade will sponsor the Rainbow Room of Smith County

7^th grade will sponsor The St. Paul’s Foundation

8^th grade will support our local soldiers

 

Beginning Monday, November 9, each grade level will deliver items to their Social Studies classroom that will be donated to the organization they are supporting.  In addition, grade levels will compete in a spirit chain contest (.10 a strip) to raise money.  Funds raised will pay for postage on the supplies collected for solders.  The remaining balance will be donated to the organization of the grade level that raised the most money in the spirit chain contest.  Donations will be accepted November 9-30, 2009.

 

Support Our Community

Service Project

Sponsored by the Hubbard MYP

 

Needed Supplies
 

6^th Grade: The Rainbow Room:

• ankets
• Kids: sweatshirts, socks, and underwear
• Non-perishable food itemssonal: toilet paper, paper towels, laundr

7^th Grade: ST. Paul’s Foundation:

·         Non-perishable food items

·         Personal: shampoo, soap, towels, bedding

·         Kids: sweatshirts, socks, underwear

8^th Grade: Supplies for Soldiers:

·         Notepads, pencils, pens, card games, DVD’s, gum, hard candy, bar soap, crossword puzzle book, Sudoku, knee high socks, band-aids, shampoo, lip balm, sunscreen lotion

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The Industrial Tech 7^th grade students at Hubbard have been working on a structural design project that includes designing and building a bridge with ONLY toothpicks and Elmer’s glue.  This morning we tested the strength of their bridges by placing weights on them until they broke.  I think you will be surprised by the results……
 

And remember ONLY toothpicks and Elmer’s glue……

 

Lester Cox                             45lbs

Jameece Pettigrew              65 lbs

Shady Maddox                     80 lbs

Aaliyah Sanders                  95 lbs

Brittany Browning                105 lbs

Austin Millican                     110 lbs

Braden Huddleston             110 lbs

 

Heather Loper       295 lbs !!!!!!!!  Can you believe it?

 

DeAnna Molloy - Industrial Technology Instructor