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have provided much needed English as a Second Language tutoring at RCES. Their students whose primary language is Spanish look forward to the tutors' visits and have greatly benefited from the special assistance! "Feliz Navidad!"
• Mrs. Jane Wilson volunteers her time to teach a Gifted/Talented Art class each week, but also to help with the layout of our Student Calendar. She is an amazing talent and we are lucky to have her!
• Within the RCES PTO, the volunteer talent is boundless! Mrs. Kaye Kohler organized the Theme Basket Auction each year, Mrs. Theresa Light coordinates our Reading Favorites Night, and Mr. Jimmy Swindler orders and arranges deliveries of the Holiday Poinsettias for the group each year. There are so many more who are vital to the success of this organization and we are grateful to them all. "Al-leluia!"
• Mrs. Darcy Canton, director of the Senior Center in Washington, assists the Seniors who visit her center as they clip, sort, and count soup labels for the RCES PTO collection effort. These wonderful people have been instrumental in making this project a .success for the past three years.
Among the volunteers are Mrs. Alice Pullen, Mrs. Roberta Williams, Mrs. Margaret McDo'nigal, Ms.' Hariett Lewis, Mr. John Sinnerty, Mrs. Virginia Fletcher, Mrs. Bertha Freeman, Mrs. Helen Gray, Mrs. Dot Jackson, Mrs. Laura Johnson, Ms. Libby
WCDS News
French version of "Who Stole the Cookies From the Cookie Jar”.
• The WCDS Key Club s Food Drive was quite successful with families donating an abundant amount of canned goods to be distributed to area families this week.
• Plans are moving ahead for Wakefield Country Day School's Annual Auction, to be
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