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"These 7 lovely ladies are members of the Warm Springs Elementary Crochet (and knitting) Club. We meet every Wednesday after school to unwind and get our crochet on! Some of us are experts and some are just beginning, but we have all created some pretty neat items (scarves, anyone?) and love catching up over some yarn and hooks. "
"We ordered new shirts for the Marshall Track Team. This photo was from our regional track meet. The shirts gave the team a more positive, "team" feeling and several of the children are moving up to the City meet in April to show off their shirts again! "
"This is a picture of some of our elementary basketball players. We are a small, poverty school district (97% on government assistance) and have been focusing on involvement. This year we had the largest attendance and saw a huge growth in their abilities on and off the court. We had nothing but amazing-ness when ordering. The group loved that we had an urban clip art. Things were done in a timely manner. Very satisfied."
"All students at Pope Elementary were presented with a t-shirt sporting our No Excuses University logo. These shirts and this logo serve as a reminder that our students are college bound!"
"Jennie Dean Elementary Staff and Teachers join forces to raise Autism Awareness. The teachers and staff will be participating in area Autism Awareness Walks and have collected donations for the walks. "
"Our Elementary Staff ordered end of the year shirts with our Blue Dragon Mascot. It was so very easy to design and order. The t-shirts came very quickly. We will be designing an elementary shirt in the fall to have all the students wear on special spirit days through out the year. Thanks CustomInk!!!"
"We had over sixty elementary girls sign up for cheerleading camp this year. The shirts were fantastic and Custom Ink was very easy to work with. The parents really enjoyed the quality and the fact that we donated $5 of their registration fee to the Komen Foundation. We didn't win the football game, but we had fun anyway!! "
"What is it with kids these days, making robots to cure the sick? Thirty-two teams from our 13 elementary and three middle schools designed, built, and programmed robots made primarily out of LEGOs to carry out various functions regarding biomedical technology. The program was the first of its kind in our county, and it is believed to accelerate students' understanding of core subjects and prepare them for technology-based jobs. Our team wanted to look GREAT for the tournament held between all schools, so we used Custom Ink to make our shirts. We had the best shirts of all the schools! "