The Oaks United Growing Oaks Food Program received a $5000 grant from CareSource, which will enable Oaks United to continue serving students in the district.
Pictured (L-R) are: OHES assistant principal Whitney Crabtree, Oaks United director Marsha McCorkle, OHES Nurse/Oaks United director Alicia Lloyd, Oaks United volunteer Marlin Lovett, OHES principal Adam Michael, Oaks United director Cheryl Lovett, Oak Hill Schools superintendent Mike McCoy, and CareSource's Community Education Representative Sandy Bryant.
December 2013
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