Proceeds from the Holiday Boutique, more than $800, will benefit the American Cancer Society.
At the boutique, which was on Nov. 24, Briarcliff Middle School Students handcrafted items to sell.
“The students really take responsibility here,” said Principal Susan Howard. “They take inventory, deposit the funds and feel really proud of what they have done.”
Members of the school’s Art and Clay, Greenhouse, Home and Careers and Marine Biology clubs provided handcrafted items for the sale, along with talented teachers who shared their crafts.
The school’s orchestra and jazz band provided festive entertainment for shoppers.
“The Boutique is a great community builder,” said art teacher Jessica Dubin, who donated two of her own pottery creations to the raffle. “It allows for informal interactions between parents, students and staff, and fosters a sense of common purpose. It was a pleasure to see the positive energy and enthusiasm of all involved.”
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