St. Augustine Toyota

St. Augustine Toyota is proud to be a participant in the annual St. John’s County Tools for Schools Program.  A drop off point for donations of supplies is located in the Cashier Service & Receptionist area at St. Augustine Toyota from July 26th-August 13th.  A list of school supply needs is listed below.

St. John’s County Tools for Schools Program is an annual event that is held in July and August.  It is a county-wide school supply drive that directly benefits the teachers of St. Johns County schools.

On August 17th, teachers are invited to an all-expense paid shopping spree on 236 SR 16, St. Augustine.  From 2 pm-6 pm, teachers may come to this location and collect any and all of the school supplies they need for the upcoming year.

On average, teachers in St. Johns County spend $600 of their own money on school supplies for their students and classroom. The goal of Tools for Schools is to lower and eventually eliminate this cost to our teachers. You can access more information about the program at the program web site.

Stop by St. Augustine Toyota for a tune up, test drive or just say hi and participate in a great community program!

School Supply List:

1. Paper (wide and college ruled)

2. Copy paper

3. Construction Paper

4. Graph paper

5. Crayons

6. Pens

7. #2 pencils

8. #2 Mechanical Pencils

9. Colored Pencils

10. Erasers (pencil-cap erasers)

11. Highlighters

12. Markers

13. Staplers

14. Index Cards (various sizes)

15. Glue

16. Glue Sticks

17. File-folders

18. Hole Punchers (3-hole and single)

19. Pencil boxes and zip-cases

20. Rulers

21. Scissors

22. Protractors

23. Compasses

24. Calculators

25. Composition Books

26. Folders

27. Notebooks

28. 3-ring Binders

29. Binder Clips

30. Clipboards

31. Anti-bacterial hand soap

32. Hand sanitizer

33. Band-aids

34. Ink Cartridges

35. White-board cleaner

36. Dry-erase markers

37. Flash drives

38. Lunch boxes

39. Backpacks

40. Paper towels

41. Tape

42. Thumb Tacks

43. Post-it Notes

44. Paper clips

45. Staples

46. Ziploc bags

47. Kleenex

48. Wet Ones (hand wipes)

49. Clorox or Lysol Wipes

50. Q-tips

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