Students are selling magazine subscriptions, baked goods and jewelry. For every three items they sell, they’ll receive a new lanyard and a duck.
The money earned as a result will be used to pay for field trips, office supplies and technology equipment at the school. Cuts to the district’s budget in the wake of reduced money from the state have left the school without a classroom budget.
If girls and boys at the school reach their fundraising goal, Principal Bill Maslyar has promised to wear a duck costume for the school’s annual October walkathon.
To read more, pick up Friday’s print edition of the Press.
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9:47 p.m.: A possible duck-breeding operation was reported on the 1300 block of Dronero Way.
Well now this explains everything, and helps clear up that mystery. Case closed.