Whether you eat Campbell's Soup, Cheerios or Corn Chex, or Tyson                               Chicken use Kleenex                                  Tissues, Scott Paper                             Towels, or Ziplock                                  products, or drink                                      Nestle Pure Life                                     bottled water, you can                                help the students at                              Conner Street                                         Elementary School.

The P.T.O. is collecting                                   labels from all of those                              products-and more, to                                 get free stuff for the                                 school's students.

All you have to do is                                 look for the Box Tops For Education logo (like the one above this story) or peel off the Nestle Pure Life water logo, or the Campbell's Soup or Tyson Chicken label, then bring it to Conner Street Schhol.

Principal Patty Fragale and the P.T.O. have set up a special cabinet of drawers to save the labels. You can drop them off anytime during school hours, she says.

"These are wonderful programs that we are using for extras," says Fragale. "The P.T.O. has been great about organizing all of the labels."

Some of the labels are used for sports equipment, Fragale says. The Boxtops For Education labels are used for buying coats for underprivileged students.

You can find the products at A to Z Supermarket in Hurricane, Culloden Independent Supermarket, Kroger, in Scott Depot, and Wal-Mart in Hurricane and Nitro.

At www.BoxtopsForEducation.com you can print off money-saving coupons to save on products that are part of the program.