Communities in Schools at Highland Park High School has
received a $1,500 grant from Reser’s Fine Foods of Topeka. The money will be used to purchase food,
clothing and other staples for families of students at Highland Park as well as
school supplies, backpacks, bus tickets and other student needs. Representatives of Reser’s and Communities in
Schools were present for the presentation of the check to Highland Park High
School Principal Beryl New.
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Neighborhood Veteran Volunteers to Help Keep Kids Safe: September Above & Beyond Award
On a rainy Wednesday morning, Matthew Davis is found in a neon yellow jumpsuit and army boots directing school buses, cars and students safe...
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On a rainy Wednesday morning, Matthew Davis is found in a neon yellow jumpsuit and army boots directing school buses, cars and students safe... -
Kaitlyn Ferrier learned a lot from her dad. He introduced her to cars and tools. He showed her what hard work looked like and a... -
Joe L. Hall Jr. is in his first year as a guidance counselor at Topeka West High School. Hall is originally from Compton, California wh...