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Southington Schools Benefit From Supermarket Rewards Program

A regional supermarket chain has announced awards from its school rewards program.

(Chris Dehnel | Patch Staff)

SOUTHINGTON, CT — Stop & Shop has announced that it has donated $2.45 million to schools throughout the Northeast as part of its annual A+ School Rewards Program.

Schools from Southington are included.

In all, 3,013 schools in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York and Rhode Island received funds from the 2018-2019 program year. The awards ranged from several hundred dollars to more than $18,000 per school.

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Through the A+ School Rewards Program, Stop & Shop customers support their local schools with every purchase they make, both in-store and through their Peapod delivery or pickup orders.
Customers who register their Stop & Shop card can select up to two schools that they want their Stop & Shop purchases to support. The selected schools earned money from qualified purchases during the program period, which ran from September 7, 2018 to March 16, 2019, this program year.

Each individual school can decide how to spend the award, whether it’s to purchase new technology, fund field trips, or used for other education-related programs or materials.

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Here is the local breakdown:

  • Depaolo Middle Schol - $5,204.94
  • Thalberg School - $2,700.01
  • Derynoski School - $2,694.59
  • Hatton School - $1,948.35
  • Southington High School - $1,243.71
  • Southington Catholic - $1,093.90
  • Flanders School - $1,084.74
  • Kelly School - $849.66
  • Strong School - $752.19
  • South End School - $666.97
  • Plantsville School - $659.44
  • Central Christian Adademy - $24.32

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