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JACKSON CREEK ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL IS STUCK ON UNITED WAY
JACKSON CREEK ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL IS STUCK ON UNITED WAY
10/20/2021
Students will duct-tape Jackson Creek Elementary principal Dr. Sabina Mosso-Taylor to the wall tomorrow morning (Thursday, October 21), after she successfully challenged her school to have a premier United Way campaign. Faculty, staff and students answered her call by raising more than $8,600 to support charities in the Midlands.
WHAT:
The Jackson Creek Elementary family will hold a glow stick/popsicle dance party that includes taping the principal to the wall. Students will each get to add strips of tape. United Way of the Midlands officials will be on hand to support the cause.
WHEN:
Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 8:30 a.m.
WHERE:
Jackson Creek Elementary School
7150 Trenholm Rd Extension, 29223