It’s back-to-school time for homeschoolers and public school families alike.
I remember the first few years I started teaching my kids at home I was surprised how much less it cost to equip our school room, also know as the dining room.
The best part was that our official school uniforms were pajamas and the teacher could take a nap when the students did.
While I teach my kids at home, I admire and respect the job done by teachers in public and private schools. My stepmom and sister both have teaching degrees. My sister just completed her Master’s!
Now you can help students and teachers at your favorite school.
Macy’s is giving one school $25,000 for a classroom makeover. (It doesn’t have to be a public school, but it does have to have tax-exempt status.)
I voted for the Moss-Nuckles Elementary School in Louisa, Virginia.
Louisa is an adorable Mayberry of a town recently hit hard by the August 23 earthquake the measured 5.8 on the Richter scale. Moss-Nuckles will be picking up many of the students displaced by the destruction of Thomas Jefferson Elementary School.
That’s my vote–you can vote for your own favorite.
Go to Facebook and visit Macy’s Classroom Makeover Sweepstakes
How to Enter:
- Head to www.facebook.com/macys and like the page
- Click the Classroom Makeover Sweeps tab (it’s on the left sidebar)
- Fill out the entry form & submit
- Share the contest via Facebook and Twitter
Win great prizes for yourself tonight at a Twitter party hosted by Macy’s and She Speaks.
Twitter Party Details:
When: September 8, 2011 @ 8PM ET
Follow: #MacysB2S
To RSVP and for more details, check out details at She Speaks.
I’ll be there, but a little late. I’m off to a Girl Scout meeting.
Have you ever been to a Twitter party before? Ever won anything?
Tell me in the comments what school you vote to support! I think it’s a great chance to help out your favorite school.
I am writing about Macy’s Classroom Makeover on behalf of She Speaks. I was provided with a thank-you gift, but all opinions are my own.

I just voted for Moss-Nuckles Elementary School in Louisa, Virginia. 😀
Oh wow, that was not my intent at all, but I thank you so much.
Louisa County schools are in a real bind.
Just voted! Happy to help out another teacher 🙂
Woohoo! Thanks!
That kind of money can go a long, long way!
No kidding. It makes my wish my homeschool was tax-exempt!