Upcoming bake sales to help pay for El Salvador trip’s outstanding bill
Students in the El Salvador program are still at work fund-raising. When they came back from the April trip they still owed the school $3,000. They had a fund-raiser on April 29 for 25-cent wings at the Lake House and this week will be having a bake sale on campus.
The sale will be on Wednesday and Thursday. All of the goods will be made by those who went on the trips. If they don’t have enough money to pay the school back from fund raising they will have to pay out of pocket said Talia Roy, a student who went on the trip.
“We had enough money to go on the first trip, but we had to fundraise for the second and the school paid for the rest but we had to pay them back,” Roy said.
The bake sale will be between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.
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