Parents/Guardians,  Thank you so very much for your support of our current SCMS PTSO World's Finest Chocolate Fundraiser!  Here are some important reminders that SCMS PTSO would like me to share with you:



  1.  This Tuesday, 2/15 and Thursday 2/17 will be "redemption days" where students can turn in cash cards and roll the dice for prizes
  2.  Tomorrow, Tuesday, Feb. 15th - for students who  turn in their money tomorrow and/or check out a box to sell, they will get a pixie stick AND their name will go into a drawing for a $15 Chick-Fil-A gift cards (three will be awarded)!
  3.  Wednesday, 2/16 is the FINAL day to check out a box of chocolates, unless the students come on the 17th and pay for the box at that time.
  4.  ALL chocolate money must be turned in by Thursday, 2/17
  5.  Parents will receive an email message from PTSO if money is not turned in by the due date, Thursday, 2/17
  6.  Student prize winners will claim their prizes on Friday, 2/18 as long as all their money is turned in




Regards,
Sue Rishell
Principal
Swift Creek Middle School
2100 Pedrick Road
Tallahassee, FL  32317
Phone: 850-414-2670
Fax: 850=414-2650
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