Ransom Responds, Tate’s Shackle Shivers With Ice Bucket Challenge

September 2, 2014

Ransom Middle School staff members recently responded to the ice bucket challenger for ALS, as did Tate High Principal Richard Shackle.

Shackle recently completed the ALS ice bucket challenge from Superintendent Malcolm Thomas. Shackle challenged the Escambia County School District’s assistant principals and Escambia County Sheriff David Morgan. Shackle also donate $100 to ALS. (Video below)

And the staff at Ransom Middle School stepped up to the challenge after Principal Brent Brummet was challenged by Thomas. About 50 Ransom staff members took part in the ALS challenge.

The ALS challenge has a couple of goals — raise money and raise awareness about ALS, a neurodegenerative nerve disease that affects nerve cells in the brain and the spinal cord.

Pictured top: Ransom Middle School staff members including Principal Brent Brummet (tan pants) and Assistant Principal Sandy Ames (long black pants) take the ALS ice bucket challenge. Pictured inset: Tate Principal Rick Shackle takes the challenge.

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One Response to “Ransom Responds, Tate’s Shackle Shivers With Ice Bucket Challenge”

  1. Tracey on September 2nd, 2014 8:13 am

    Bryant McDonald taking the ALS challenge, in memory of Mr. Glenn, with the Ransom staff in the picture above.

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