FAIRFIELD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL students, under the leadership of teacher Jina Fuller, earned more than $3,300 for St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital by working on math this month. Students at Fairfield elementary school raised $3,300 this month to help kids battling with cancer.

The students participated in the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Math-a-Thon program, earning donations from community members.

“We are very proud of our students for working so hard to raise money for St. Jude through Math-AThon,” teacher Jina Fuller said.

Math-A-Thon allows students to build and practice essential math skills while they raise funds. Teachers serve as volunteer coordinators for Math- A-Thon at their school. Participating students solve math problems in a printed or online Funbook. Students ask family and friends for donations in support of their participation. All donations are sent to St. Jude.

Students participating at Fairfield elemenentary school are Kameron Griffin, Ethan Prather, Logan Charlson, Dakota Maynes, Alex Welch, Tobie Franklin, Madison Jones, Holden Hicks, Bailee Acreman;

Madison Thaler, Bryson Kleinert, Alyssa Thorne, Emily Chavers, JaQuincy Thomas, Kendal Crawford, Frankie Nelson, Belle Johnson, Joyce Ferguson, Joe Brandon Maynes, Catherine Scott, Christopher Scott;

Drew Williams, Anna Kaye Williams, Robert Hendrix, McClinton Jones, Kyleigh Hudson, Cheyenne Hammonds,

Jordan Gibson, Ashlynn Pavlas, Angeles Rosales, Madison Akers, Jolan Nicole Somogyi;

Brittani Oglesbee, Jamie Wilkinson, Alexis Rodriquez, Kylie Swinson, Kamri Griffin, Elizabeth Hall, Andrea Jauregui, Kaden Crawford, Jasmine Gomez, Madelyn Gallegos, Tanna Lide, Will Prihoda and Christine Ferguson.

Now in its 30th year, Math-A-Thon is one of America’s largest education based fundraisers. More than 10,000 schools across the country participate in the program.