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$200,000 worth of supplies donated to PB schools

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Palm Beach County schools received a donation of over $200,000 in school supplies during a giveaway event. The annual Tools for Schools program, organized by Red Apple Supplies and Publix Super Markets, aims to support teachers and students in need. Superintendent Michael Burke highlighted the importance of these supplies for students, especially those from low-income families.

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WPTV News Channel 5 West Palm · https://www.wptv.com/kate-hussey
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NewsEducation Actions Facebook Tweet Email $200,000 worth of supplies distributed to Palm Beach County schools during giveaway event 'This goes a long way to make sure kids have the supplies they need to stay in the classroom,' Superintendent Michael Burke says <img class="Image" alt="" src="https://cf.cdn.uplynk.com/ausw/slices/3c3/2fbf8a5e953e4a01960f2f5161cc4953/3c31f5ad690e408ab65dd13b930f1b22/poster_08786be5fedd4e0fb1fbb782c01eda0e.jpg" data-caption="Hundreds of students in Palm Beach County will receive free, new school supplies next week thanks to the annual Tools for Schools program." /> Prev Next Hundreds of students in Palm Beach County will receive free, new school supplies next week thanks to the annual Tools for Schools program.

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