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Hace un unos días les conté del programa que Clorox lanzó, llamado Power a Bright Future y les invité a una fiesta bilingüe en twitter, puedes leer todo aquí. Hoy te quiero contar que Clorox a ofrecido una tarjeta de regalo AMEX de $50 dólares a un afortunado (a) lector (a) de Mamá Latina Tips. Participar es muy fácil, tu entrada reglamentaria es responder a una de estras tres preguntas en la zona de comentarios:
- Ahora que te estás preparando para el regreso a la escuela, ¿qué sugerencia puedes dar para ayudar a mantener la escuela de tus hijos saludable y felíz?
- Si tuvieras $50,000 para un programa escolar, ¿cuál sería?
- ¿Cómo los recortes presupuestales han afectado a la escuela de tus hijos?
Después de contestar la pregunta y si deseas tener mas oportunidades de ganar, puedes hacer algo de lo siguiente, no olvides dejarme un comentario por opción que realizes de esta manera puedo contarlas todas.
- Sigue mi blog en google friend connect (puedes hacerlo en donde ves las fotos)
- Suscríbete a mi blog en email (no olvides activar tu suscripción cuando llegue el mensaje a tu email) o en RSS, 1 entrada)
- Sígueme en Twitter, si ya me sigues, manda un tweet con lo siguiente: Oportunidad de ganar una tarjeta de regalo AMEX $50 exp 9/7 @mamalatina #CloroxBrigthFuture @clorox #giveaway http://bit.ly/9shzKo
- “Like” mi nueva página de Facebook O llévate mi botón. 1 entrada
- Escribe un artículo en tu blog sobre el Programa Power a Bright Future donde incluyas a link a este post. Regresa y déjame un comentario con el link de tu post en tu blog. 2 entradas más.
El sorteo terminará el martes 7 de septiembre a las 11:59 pm EST. El ganador será elegido al azar. Inválido donde sea prohibido. Abierto a residentes de los Estados Unidos. Por favor, no PO Boxes. ¡Buena suerte!
Si lo deseas puedes checar los blogs de mis compañeras anfitrionas de la fiesta. Ellas estarán publicando el mismo sorteo.
- Melanie Edwards Modernmami
- Migdalia Rivera – Latina on a Mission
Reglas Oficiales: Participantes sólo podrán ganar una tarjeta American Express de $50 en uno (1) de los blogs de las anfitrionas de la Fiesta Bilingüe de Power a Bright Future. Si el participante decide comentar en mas de uno de los blogs de las anfitrionas, el/ella será elegible para ganar un (1) premio, aún cuando haya sido seleccionado (a) al azar mas de una vez. Participantes en este sorteo no podrán participar con múltiples cuentas de correo electrónico. Cualquier participante que intente participar con multiples correos electrónicos, y diferentes personalidades, o use algún otro sistema, será descalificado de esta promoción, y todas las entradas aportadas serán anuladas.
Disclosure: Este artículo es parte de la campaña Power a Bright Future, mi tiempo ha sido compensado. Las opiniones expresadas son sólo mías.
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A few days ago I talked about Clorox’s Power a Bright Future campaign and invited you to a bilingual twitter party, you can read all about it here. Clorox has generously offered one $50 AMEX gift card to a lucky reader of Mama Latina Tips. To participate is very easy, for your required entry simply answer one of the following questions in the comments area:
- Now that you’re preparing for back-to-school, how can you help in keeping a healthier and happier school for your children?
- If you had $50,000 to fund one program in your child’s school, what would it be?
- How have state budget cuts affected your child’s school?
After that, and if you would like more entries, you can do each of the following, please leave a separate comment for each entry so I can count them all.
- Already be or become a follower of this blog. (you can do it where you see the small pics) 1 entry
- Subscribe or already be a subscriber to my blog by email or by RSS . 1 entry
- Follow me on Twitter and tweet Enter for the opportunity to win a $50 AMEX GC ends 9/7 @mamalatina #CloroxBrigthFuture @clorox #giveaway http://bit.ly/9shzKo
- Like my new Facebook Page OR take my button. 1 entry
- Blog about the Power a Bright Future program, please include a link back to this post, then come back and paste the link to your post in your comment. 2 entries
This contest will end on Tuesday, September 7th at 11:59 pm EST. The winner will be randomly chosen. Void where prohibited. Open to US residents only. Please no PO Boxes. Good Luck!
Also check my twitter party co-hosts’ blogs for additional giveaway opportunities. They are posting the same giveaway.
- Melanie Edwards Modernmami
- Migdalia Rivera – Latina on a Mission
Official Rules: Entrants can only win a $50 American Express gift card on one (1) Bilingual Power a Bright Future Twitter party host’s blog. If an entrant chooses to comment on more than one host’s blog post, he/she is only eligible to win one (1) prize, even if randomly selected as the winner more than once. Entrants for the Giveaways may not participate with multiple e-mail addresses. Any entrant who attempts to enter with multiple e-mail addresses, under multiple identities, or uses any other device will be disqualified from participation in the promotion, and all entries submitted by that entrant will be void.
Disclosure: This post is part of the Power a Bright Future campaign, for which I am being compensated. All the opinions are my own.
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the fine arts have been dramatically cut in our local schools
The state budget cuts have caused class sizes to grow. Last year my son had classes with 15-20 students. This year most classes have 30.
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If I had $50,000 to fund a school, I would buy supplies for science projects. Fewer students are taking an interest in science. By letting kids get their hands on actual science is the best way to take material that seems dry on paper and make it exciting!
I’d put the fifty grand toward ‘the trevor project’.
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I’d love to fund a better science program. Since I studied science, I want my guy to learn a lot of it too. Budget cuts seem to mean less equipment is around, and a lot of it is outdated.
I would fund a band program starting in elementary school. Learning music and working together is very important!
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I’d fund more extra curricular activities! Thats what kids need. lots of school, like the one I attended, only have sports programs, and not every child is an athlete.
I would fund a reading tutorial program. We cannot continue to graduate students who are reading at a third grade level, and the inability to read and keep abreast of school work factors into our dropout rate.
The buses and classrooms are much more crowded due to state budget cuts.
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Here in California, almost ALL the programs have been affected/cut/dropped: Music, Sports, Drama, after school programs and more
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Sadly, the ap programs have been slashed to the bare bones (advanced placement) so if I could give any program a grant that would be it. I think ALL of our kids need to be given the opportunity to reach their potential not just those who are struggling.
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Actively participate in the PTA. Volunteering as much as is possible.
If I had $50,000 to fund one program I would put it towards the music program.
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Fine arts and music programs are getting cut. If I had $50,000 I would fund these 2 programs. I think they are important!
Teachers have been laid off.
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not really a program,but they have one swing set for the whole school,so I would give it to the playground fund!
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I help make the school healthier and happier by helping to run programs that recycle and reuse items. Without have so much need for new stuff, people that are stretched for money are happier. For instance, I have run an instrument sale where people can sell old, unused band instruments, and others can buy, often for less than renting for a year.
We are lucky in the fact that our school hasn’t made any cuts in classes but one program that our school is desperately needing is a lunch program. Right now the kids have to bring there own lunches.
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There is an alternative high school here that allows children who have made mistakes in the past, but realized it, and are working to rectify them, enroll in school and work online to catch up and graduate on time. If I could allocate $50k in funds to them, I would hope they would use it for the alternative portion of the school (which is very small) to purchase a building (they are in a modular structure). I think atmoshere can work wonders.
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If I had $50,000 to fund a program I would fund music, sports and theatre programs
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State budget cuts have been painful. My daughter is in her last year before college and found that a lot of the AP classes have been cancelled. So she’s taking basic classes that aren’t going to look impressive on her college applications. Class sizes are larger and we’re losing all the good, young, energetic teachers to the older worn-out, just counting the days until retirement tenured teachers. It’s such a mess.
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If I had $50,000 to fund one program in my child’s school, it would be a fun reading program.
I think if our school had $50,000 , I would like to see it used to make sure that kids that can’t read get the help they need so that they can. In my volunteer work with older kids, I became aware of how essential reading is to succeed in every other subject.
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