Monitor Editor
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS—The Clay Education Foundation opened its second Tools 4 Clay Schools store within the Keystone Heights Elementary School gym.
The foundation opened its first Tools 4 Clay Schools store at Garber Auto Mall in Green Cove Springs last year to provide teachers with free school supplies.
Teachers may visit the stores four times a year for free supplies.
Officials including School Board Member Tina Bullock and Superintendent David Broskie cut the ribbon on the new store on Aug. 3.
