Snowball fights are helping two local schools

Students get to "throw" snow balls for collecting box tops and labels for edcuation

Winning a contest is always good. Winning a contest and helping your school is even better. But winning a contest and getting to throw snowballs at a rival class has to be the best.

Students at Woodrow Wilson and Thomas Jefferson are participating in a Snow Ball Contest to see who can collect the most Box Tops and Labels for education as a part a program put on by General Mills.

Denise Templeman is the Box Tops for Education coordinator for those schools and came up with the idea for the Snow Ball Contest.

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