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Township of Union's Livingston Elementary School- IN THE NEWS!
Young Entrepreneurs Display their Products at Livingston School's TREP$ Marketplace
UNION, NJ – Future entrepreneurs got a chance to display and sell their products at Livingston School’s 1st Annual Fourth Grade TREP$ Marketplace Thursday night.I think this was an excellent thing you did for the kids, bringing out all these great talents in the kids was amazing... Keep up the good work.
From Day One the TREP$ Team at Livingston School has been all in! So it was no surprise that their first Marketplace was a tremendous success. There were smiles all around as Principal Ben Kloc cut the ribbon outside under the TREP$ Welcome Banner. Ms. Kitzman, Ms. Sibilia, and Ms. Conneely should be very proud. The local TAPinto reporter and Union TV 34 were on hand to talk to the students, and they handled themselves with such confidence. Many of the entrepreneurs considered the environmental impact of their businesses and created products from recycled materials, and some of the students were donating a portion of their proceeds to charities like St. Jude's. Thanks again to all of the community businesses, organizations, and individuals who sponsored the program. Well done and congratulations to all!From Day One the TREP$ Team at Livingston School has been all in! So it was no surprise that their first Marketplace was a tremendous success. There were smiles all around as Principal Ben Kloc cut the ribbon outside under the TREP$ Welcome Banner. Ms. Kitzman, Ms. Sibilia, and Ms. Conneely should be very proud. The local TAPinto reporter and Union TV 34 were on hand to talk to the students, and they handled themselves with such confidence. Many of the entrepreneurs considered the environmental impact of their businesses and created products from recycled materials, and some of the students were donating a portion of their proceeds to charities like St. Jude's. Thanks again to all of the community businesses, organizations, and individuals who sponsored the program.
Well done and congratulations to all!From Day One the TREP$ Team at Livingston School has been ALL IN! So it was no surprise that their first Marketplace was a tremendous success. There were smiles all around as Principal Ben Kloc cut the ribbon outside under the TREP$ Welcome Banner. Ms. Kitzman, Ms. Sibilia, and Ms. Conneely should be very proud. The local TAPinto reporter and Union TV 34 were on hand to talk to the students, and the kids handled themselves with such confidence. Many of the entrepreneurs considered the environmental impact of their businesses and chose to create products from recycled materials. Others chose to donate to causes like St. Jude’s. Thanks again to all of the community businesses, organizations, and individuals who sponsored the program. Well done and congratulations to all!
Looks awesome! I'm so sorry I missed it. I had somewhere else to be. 😕 Everything looks great. Congrats to all!
That's awesome! I remember when Mr. Kloc coached girls soccer! Where does the time go(
Very impressive!
WoW! Quite an entrance!
Happy New Year! Livingston School in Union is ready for their first TREP$ Marketplace tonight from 6-8pm! #firstoneof2020
Go Livingston!
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There’s something for everyone at TREP$ Marketplace
