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School Toy Drive Shuts Down Classroom
December 18, 2015
A toy drive in Atmore shut down one classroom. Escambia County High School teacher Tiffany Oliver challenged her students to bring in toys for a local toy drive. She challenged them to donate enough toys to block her classroom door to win a “get out of an assignment” pass. Courtesy photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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5 Responses to “School Toy Drive Shuts Down Classroom”
This is my son’s class! Great motivation for teamwork! Cudos!
Great job kids, and teacher….god bless you all…..MERRY CHRISTMAS, GOD IS GREAT.
Way to go Tiffany and students. What a Blessing you all will be when those children receive the gifts! I am so proud of each and everyone of you!
Awesome! How wonderful it is to see kids helping others have gifts this year! Wish I’d had a teacher challenge me like that in school to help the community and work as a team with my other classmates. They’ll find that though the personal incentive for the class as a whole was nice, the act of giving is even better. This experience will encourage them to give again in future. Merry Christmas!
Thanks for posting this, William!
Great job kids. You warmed my heart with your giving. Merry Christmas.