Here is our die cut machine. This machine and the dies that go with it were earned through the Niders Thriftyway program and the Box Top program. Items were earned because families donated grocery store receipts that they receive during the months of January through April 30th, as well as saved Box Tops.  Box tops are tiny emplems which can be found on many different foods. Playground equipment and a digital camera are examples of other items that were earned also.

The die cut machine works like a huge paper hole punch, and helps in the task of making bulletin boards, posters and banners.  We now have a nice variety of letters, numbers and shapes.  This has made a fantastic contribution to our school. Not only is the machine available for use by faculty, but also by the students.  Clubs and groups use the machine to cut out letters and shapes for different projects. Art students use the shapes as well. The sports booster club has started using letters and shapes to make posters for the sports banquet.