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The Numbers Are In! Used Book Sale A Success

Dear Parents and Guardians,

We would like to extend a big thank you on behalf of the Used Book Sale Committee and the Parents’ Association for making the 2023 Used Book Sale a huge success! Thank you for donating your books and sponsoring boxes of books to go to our community partners.

The Numbers
$3,107.20—Raised for the Kovler Family Library
1,374—Books provided to faculty and students at no cost  
4—Community partners (Marillac St. Vincent Family Services, Open Books, KIPP Charter School, Moos Elementary)
130—Boxes of used books donated to community partners

Things we’ve heard from the community this week:
  • “This is my favorite Parker event!”
  • “The Used Book Sale is my favorite time of year!”
  • “Thank you so much for sharing your extras with Marillac St. Vincent. Our Spring Free Book Fair has become an event that teachers and students really look forward to, and we are only able to do it because of the generosity of partners like the Parker community.”
We also thank all our parent/guardian and student volunteers for making it all possible by offering their time to collect and sort books and supporting the sale!

Raven Thomas Abdul-Aleem, Fariel Ali, Jessica Bargnes, Sandra Barreto, Aurea Chambers, Nichole Charfoos, Justine Chiou, Stephanie Cohen, June Dong, Gabby Druger, Beth Dudney, Jenny Friedes, Naomi Geller, Thalia Gordon, Alice Gustafson, Shannon Halloway, Mark Henning, Alison Heyman, Alison Balis Hirsch, Diane Hsu, Leah Jayasanker, Julie Jimoh, Yan Jin, Sarie Keller, Sarah Kooperman, Jay Kujawa, Elaine Lee, Corene Lefkovitz, Sarah Levine, Molly Luthman, Cornelia McNamara, Laura Miller, Claire Millet, Jessica Moss, Carrie Newton, Jamie Stone O'Brien, Irene Parisi, Sofia Podlusky, Sarah Polachek, Dana Ringer, Khushbu Shah, Sangeetha Somayajula, Lu Xia, Lea Xu and the Track and Field Team

With gratitude,

John Cunningham-Elder (Jayannah 3rd)
Diane Shah (Milan 10th)
Carly Johnston (Lillian 3rd, Izzy SK)
Used Book Sale Co-Chairs
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