Lexington 2 employees recognized for United Way contributions
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Fulmer Middle School received the Bronze (Giving: $50-$99 per Capita) award; Principal Megan Carrero and Allison Swygert, right, the school’s employee campaign director, were present to accept their school;s award. FMS raised $3,197. with Laura Lamon, left, from the United Way of the Midlands and Steve Mallet, of sponsor Total Comfort Solutions.
Lexington School District 2’s involvement in the United Way Campaign was recognized at the March 17 Board of Trustees’ meeting.
Below are the schools recognized.
Fulmer Middle School received the Bronze (Giving: $50-$99 per Capita) award; Principal Megan Carrero and Allison Swygert, the school’s employee campaign director, were present to accept their school;s award. FMS raised $3,197
Pine Ridge Middle School received the Trailblazer (campaigns with a 10% and at least a $500 increase in giving) Award. Brad Coleman is principal at PRMS, and Kellie Worley is the school’s employee campaign director. PRMS raised $1,701.
Congaree-Wood Early Childhood Center Employee Campaign Director : Floyd Dinkins.
Principal Nicole Singletary. Contribution was $1,467 with 94% participation
Herbert A. Wood Employee Campaign Director Angela Brown, with Principal Nicole Singletary. Contribution was $1,400 with 94% participation.
Principal Lisa Davis, pictured with Jennifer Jackson. Jane Taylor is the NMS Employee Campaign Director. NMS had 100% participation.
Brookland-Cayce High Sschool Employee Campaign Director Carla Black and Principal Gregg Morton. Contribution was $1797 with 45% participation.
Congaree-Wood Early Childhood Center Employee Campaign Director : Principal Nicole Singletary, third from left, Floyd Dinkins, right, with Laura Lamon, left, from the United Way of the Midlands and Steve Mallet, of sponsor Total Comfort Solutions.Principal Lisa Davis, pictured with Jennifer Jackson. Jane Taylor is the NMS Employee Campaign Director.Herbert A. Wood Employee Campaign Director Angela Brown, with Principal Nicole Singletary.Brookland-Cayce High Sschool Employee Campaign Director Carla Black and Principal Gregg Morton. Contribution was $1797 with 45% participation.Pine Ridge Middle School received the Trailblazer (campaigns with a 10% and at least a $500 increase in giving) Award. Brad Coleman is principal at PRMS, and Kellie Worley is the school’s employee campaign director. PRMS raised $1,701. Pictured with Lexington 2 Supt. Dr. Bill James.FMS was recognized at the 2015 United Way of the Midlands Campaign Awards ceremony on Feb. 11, at the Agape Conference Center in Columbia.
