Prestige cleaning up
Bonny Millard, executive director of Blount Education Initiative, addresses those gathered at Alcoa Elementary School for the presentation of $3,600 to Blount County, Maryville and Alcoa schools foundations from Prestige Cleaners. From left are Bonny Millard, Tom Shamblin, director of Alcoa City Schools; PJ Silver with Blount County Education Foundation; Stephanie Thompson, director of Maryville City Schools; Barbara Jenkins with Maryville City Schools Foundation; Sharon Hannum with Alcoa City Schools Foundation; Alvin Hord, Blount County Director of Schools; and Eddie Mannis, president of Prestige Cleaners.
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Receiving their checks from Prestige Cleaners president Eddie Mannis are PJ Silver, executive director of Blount County Education Foundation; Sharon Hannum with Alcoa City Schools Foundation; and Barbara Jenkins, executive director of Maryville City Schools Foundation.
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Brad McBride leads his class through “Jeopardy.”
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Students in Brad McBride’s room at Alcoa play “Jeopardy.”
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Eddie Mannis, president of Prestige Cleaners, and Merna Schott, principal at Alcoa Elementary, listen as a teacher explains a learning exercise.
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Eddie Mannis, president of Prestige Cleaners, watches Brad McBride's class play a game of "Jeopardy."
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Stephanie Thompson and Barbara Jenkins display the gift to Maryville City Schools Foundation from Prestige Cleaners. Representing Prestige is president Eddie Mannis.
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Tom Shamblin and Sharon Hannum display the gift to Alcoa City Schools Association from Prestige Cleaners. Representing Prestige is president Eddie Mannis.
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PJ Silver and Alvin Hord display the gift to Blount County Education Association from Prestige Cleaners. Representing Prestige is president Eddie Mannis.
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