Kennett and U-CF school districts Face-Off in food drive

Posted by Press Release on January 15, 2014

The superintendents of the Kennett Consolidated School District and the Unionville-Chadds Ford School District once again Face-Off this year in friendly competition to see which school district can supply the most donations to the Kennett Food Cupboard.

This second annual competition is part of a series of community service events sponsored by the school districts in support of the Martin Luther King Day of Service. Students from both Kennett High School and Unionville High School will come together on Martin Luther King Day to package the food donations and deliver them to the Kennett Food Cupboard

Unionville- Chadds Ford Superintendent John Sanville said that “UCFSD lost by a very narrow margin to Kennett last year, and I, as the loser, had to treat Barry Tomasetti to Breakfast. Time for Dr. Tomasetti to treat me this year.”

Superintendent Tomasetti, confident of another win, has been observed checking out his favorite breakfast dishes at a local restaurant.

Both school districts are part of the same community and the superintendents agree that everyone will be a winner. Members of the community are invited to participate. Together we can make a difference in the life of families in our community. Together the community can answer Dr. King's famous question: "What are you doing for others?"

Donation drop off locations are located in the school buildings of both school districts.