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Century Correctional Donates Supplies To Three Area Schools
September 12, 2012
Century Correctional Institution recently held a school supply drive and distributed donations to partners in education Bratt Elementary, Byrneville Elementary and Camp Fire USA in Century. A variety of items were collected from employees, including crayons, folders, paper, scissors, glue sticks, tissue, paper towels, zip lock bags and hand sanitizer.
Pictured above are CCI employees Sgt. Yetzer, Warden Whitehurst, Sgt. Dixon, Michele Edwards, Carrie Bryan, Officer Guice, Assistant. Warden Flores and Officer DeGraaf with some of the collected school supplies.
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Pictured above: Bratt Elementary students with Assistant Warden Flores, Michele Edwards, Principal Karen Hall, Carrie Bryan and Willie Hicks.
Pictured above: Donations at Byrneville Elementary School with Willie Hicks, Carrie Bryan, Michele Edwards, Principal Dee Wolfe-Sullivan and Assistant Warden Flores.
Pictured above: Campfire USA Century Pre-K students with donated supplies, along with teacher Misty Lambeth and Director Pam Townson.
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We at Byrneville are very grateful for the assistance we receive from the Century Correctional Institution.