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Senora Merky: A Case Study

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Thank you all for participating in the Baseball for Books service project! Senora Merkey has spent this week in the Dominican Republic serving those in need. She has purchased Spanish books and has delivered them to students in the Dominican. We can’t wait to see pictures and hear Senora Merkey’s stories when she gets back.
Senora Merkey will tell us exactly how many books she was able to purchase with all of your donations when she returns.

The competition was close all week! Here are the results: Team A finished in third place, team B finished in second place, and Team C saved most of their money for the last day and pulled ahead to be the winning team!! Team C students have won a pajama day! Teachers will let you know when the pajama
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