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Woodstock school donates 10,075 pounds of food

By Jeffry Scott
Nov 29, 2011

Chapman Intermediate school in Woodstock finished in 1st place among 50 competing schools in contributing the most food to the Falcon Food Drive. The school of 5th and 6th graders collected and donated 10,075 pounds of food to local food pantries. Chapman was recognized for its effort in a pre-game ceremony before the Nov. 20 Falcons/Tennessee Titans game.

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