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I'm in the same boat, several gallon sized bags FULL of codes and no way to enter them. Even creating an MCR login for every one of my family members, I'll never get them entered at a rate of a max of 70 points, or whatever it is, per week. The school coordinator login was PERFECT. Our school parents don't want the hassle of entering the codes themselves, but are more than willing to send them in. The other problem seems to be that the code entry is a pain in the neck and doesn't always work. MCR, if you spent a lot of money on this new set up, it was a waste. PLEASE change it back to allow us to enter codes as coordinators. The change to a monetary payment vs. supplies is fine, but the rest of this is terrible!
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that we are suspending the program I anticipate some of our parents will be doing the same
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Marcia
I am very disappointed that the email they sent the coordinators said nothing about dropping access for school coordinators. I saved the email and went back to look at it when I couldn't access the website last week. I am glad that schools who do not have coordinators will be able to get donations from COKE, but don't forget those us who are coordinators for our schools so our teachers can afford materials that will help our students be more successful. Many of us spend our own time on the weekend to enter all of the codes our families give us to help our small schools. COKE...please help us understand why you changed it.
Robert Pkripper
I think the bottom line is they changed it to save money and now are trying to figure out a way to sugar coat it so we aren't upset.