100 square feet is plenty for a storage shed. For a classroom, not so much.

Greetings, Banda Elementary families! We have some exciting news about the 2014-2015 school year! As you know, since receiving the One of the Few Half-Decent Public Schools in America Award in 2013, we've seen families flock to the area just so their children can attend Banda. We now have students attending classes on the roof, and we've had to add a sixth lunch shift. Some of our students now eat lunch before the school day even starts - another example of the kind of innovation that makes Banda one of the few half-decent public schools in America!

For the upcoming school year, we've had to add an additional kindergarten class. But now that the rooftop is completely full, we would like to add a new portable classroom building. And that's where you come in!

Our selection committee has identified an Arrow Steel Storage Shed as the most feasible option. This 10' x 10' space can accommodate a full class of kindergartners in the innovative new "cordwood education" layout, and it will fit in the space vacated when we sold our last outdoor basketball hoop for scrap.

But while the Arrow Steel Storage Shed is efficient, it isn't free! Please dig deep and donate to our Expansion Fund! Our kindergartners will thank you! And with your help, Banda Elementary will remain One of the Few Half-Decent Public Schools in America Award!

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