CORNERSTONE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
Photos courtesy of Bonnee McLaughlin
STUDENTS AND STAFF at Cornerstone Christian Academy in Presque Isle recently held a cereal drive. The school’s goal was to collect 100 boxes to assist Catholic Charities of Maine in their distribution of food boxes for the Thanksgiving through Christmas season. The school not only met its goal, but exceeded it by collecting 139 boxes. Grades pre-K-4 won the interschool competition and were awarded the “Golden Cereal Box Trophy” which is now on display in the first and second grade classroom. Pictured are, from left, front row: Sam McCrum, Nicholas Morningstar, Mackenzie LeTourneau, Noah Rooney, Maggee Currie, Jacob Foster, Caleb Levesque, Martin Heald, Jacob Bonville, Joshua Rooney, Benjamin Currier, Isaac Currier, Lila McCrum, Grace Lunn, Madelyn Buzza, Liliana Wardwell, Joshua Simoes and Abby Shannon. Back row: Abbie Currier, Jordyn Burbee, Annelise Wardwell, Grace McCrum, Jordan Bonville, Dixie Shaw (Catholic Charities director), Nicholas Doody, Camryn Flaherty, Mackenzie McCrum, Macey Currier, Savannah Levesque, Emily Robinson, Breneyn Johnson, Michelle Card and Danielle Tardie-Bubar.
CORNERSTONE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY parent volunteer Jodie Rooney, left, holds the “Golden Cereal Box Trophy” as the school kicked off its recent cereal drive to benefit Catholic Charities of Maine. Parent volunteer Anne Lunn, right, models a Lucky Charm costume as a fun way to encourage the students and staff to donate boxes of cereal. The school set a goal of 100 boxes, but surpassed that by collecting 139 boxes. At the conclusion of the competition, students in pre-K through grades 4 were named the winners for collecting the most boxes.
