Brighton Elementary Operate “Longtable”
The four students acting as Brighton Elementary School’s Roundtable in 2006 named themselves the “Brighton Longtable.” (“How can we call ourselves a roundtable when we are meeting at a long table?” they explained.)...
Common Cents, an educational organization specializing in hands-on learning announced today that it has launched a Times Square billboard to decry the school drop-out rate and link the fight to save our schools with its Penny Harvest program. The entire design work for the ad was created pro-bono by Definition 6, a unified marketing agency.
Starting this week, students at a thousand schools nationwide - nearly 500,000 students total - began scouring their homes and neighborhoods for idle pennies as part of the 19th Annual Penny Harvest. From now until Thanksgiving, Penny Harvesters will go door-to-door with their families asking neighbors to help them better their communities by donating spare change.