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Letter to the Editor--State Farm's Julie Montenegro Supports Aldama Elementary

Julie Montenegro is the latest local business owner to form a partnership with Aldama Elementary School.

This following written by Aldama PTA member Monica Alcaraz.

Local State Farm Agent Julie Montenegro is the newest member of the Highland Park business community to partner with and support .  Aldama Elementary will receive a $15 donation for new clients that mention Aldama Elementary's referral program and purchase a new service: services include financial, auto insurance, house insurance and life insurance. This is part of an ongoing partnership with Aldama Elementary. Supporters can download the attached flyer for more information. Julie's office will provide free quotes and "Se Habla Espanol." 


"I am happy to support Aldama Elementary, I am part of the community and it just makes good business to support our local schools!" said Montenegro.

The Aldama PTA is ecstatic that Julie Montenegro has partnered with us as this program has so much potential, and we hope it will help foster new partnerships within the local businesses community. We are aggressively looking to form new partnerships in our community and we know if businesses support our school our Aldama community will support them. Any one interested in partnering with Aldama can contact Monica Alcaraz at malcaraz13@gmail.com.

The proceeds will support our Playworks Program. Each year the school PTA has to raise $25,500 to keep the program going. Playworks provides an unparalleled opportunity to foster the physical, social and emotional development of our children. Exclusively working on-site with low-income schools such as Aldama Elementary, engineering a powerful system of play that is making a daily difference is our children's lives.

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nonoise May 20, 2013 at 08:01 am
I want peace and quiet in my home. "No way, Jose" believes I should not have peace andRead More quiet in my home. That is a dicatator.
nonoise May 19, 2013 at 11:17 am
False? Wrong!! I have the letter as proof. Did "no way, Jose" write the letter? IfRead More patch wants to see it, let me know. It is the truth.
Elijah H May 21, 2013 at 05:04 pm
Poor Gil must be thinking right now, "with friends like these..."
nonoise May 20, 2013 at 06:11 pm
Church members want peace and quiet in their own homes but the freedom to force religion on others.Read More And, they want the freedom to force noise into other people's homes. Anyone from Divine Saviour want some noise forced into their home like some banging metal pans?
nonoise May 20, 2013 at 06:09 pm
Jesse is fine. He is campaining for Cedilllo. Neither have ran away. Both have appreciated myRead More help in campaining for Cedillo. His eyeliner must have faded away. All that matters is that he will do more than "no way, Jose" has done in 12 years with "do nothing, Ed Reyes." My problem is not with bells, it is with the noise (amplified sound) from Divine Saviour Catholic Church. You need to get your facts straight. Noise is a mental issue. Divine Saviour Catholic Church is the one with a mental issue. They are hypocrites that they want to force noise on others then they themselves want peace and quiet. Get the facts.