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Hartselle Enquirer

Pacesetters seeking donations for HJHS

My name is Sloane Stewart, and I am an eighth grader at Hartselle Junior High School. We have several leadership teams at our school, and a special team called Pacesetters. We represent our school at special events, and serve on individual leadership teams. Our teams include flag detail, marquee management, newspaper delivery, mentoring, tutoring, beautification, interior design, recycling and more.

Our recycling team collects ink/toner cartridges and small electronics. Small electronics include cell phones, GPS devices, iPods, digital cameras, mp3 players and laptops. The proceeds from this recycling project are used to purchase new books for the library. It is a win-win! Drop off donations at the HJHS’s office. We would appreciate your help.

Thank you,

Sloane Stewart, Pacesetter

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