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Lincoln earns grant for financial literacy education

From left: Melissa Rasper, Lincoln assistant principal; Cindy Blake, TruMark Parkwood branch manager; and Lincoln business education teachers Denise Magasich and Jacqueline Burton.

TruMark Financial presented a $5,500 grant to Abraham Lincoln High School for its participation in the credit union’s Kiss A Pig financial literacy fundraiser.

Lincoln’s effort was led by career and technical education teacher Denise Magasich.

Students held a number of fundraisers and selected interim principal Bonnie Uditsky to smooch with the pig at an event held at the Abington Art Center in Jenkintown. Uditsky planted a kiss on Raines, a pot-bellied pig.

Lincoln used part of the grant to purchase Virtual Business – Personal Finance, an online simulation that teaches key personal finance concepts.

Other schools that participated in the Kiss A Pig fundraiser included Baldi Middle School and Our Lady of Calvary, St. Jerome and Stephen Decatur elementary schools. ••

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