Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center

Friday, July 04, 2008

Partners in Education

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The Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center is a Partner in Education with South Middle School in Morgantown. The Partnerships in Education Program is a statewide initiative. It links schools and students with businesses and organizations in the community in a cooperative, mutually beneficial relationship. The program brings the expertise, skills and people from both entities together to share ideas, knowledge, resources and a vision for the future.

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Dr. Linda Vona-Davis (Left) volunteers at the bean bag toss during the carnval at South Middle School	Students at South Middle School raised more than $2,000 for WVU's Cancer Center during a summer carnival on the last day of school.
	Angela Lacey-McCracken of WVU’s Department of Community Medicine educates students at South Middle School about the effects of tobacco use as a prelude to the school’s carnival to raise money to fight cancer.
	Virginia Hamilton, a 6th grade teacher at South Middle School, counts the pennies her students brought to her during the school’s ‘penny delay.’ The idea is to delay the start of class by keeping the teacher busy. All of the money raised from the event is donated to the school’s partners in education.

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