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Goal reached, principal works outdoors
Date: 5/11/2012 Album ID: 1468124
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Twin Hickory Elementary School principal Mike Dussault spent Tuesday, May 8, 2012, on the school's roof as promised after his school reached 100 percent PTA membership. One hundred percent means one parent of each student joined.
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Substitute teacher Melissa Shaw helps her first graders send a bucket of pop up cards up to the roof where Twin Hickory Elementary School principal Mike Dussault was spending the school day, Tuesday, May 8, 2012. On the cards students wrote down ideas on how he should spend his time while up there. Dussault promised to spend a day on the roof after his school reached 100 percent PTA membership. One hundred percent means one parent of each student joined.
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Twin Hickory Elementary School principal Mike Dussault hauls a bucket of fans students made up to the roof of the school where he was spending Tuesday, May 8, 2012. He promised to spend the school day on the roof after his school reached 100 percent PTA membership. One hundred percent means one parent of each student joined.
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Classes came out to see their principal spend the school day on top of Twin Hickory Elementary School's roof Tuesday, May 8, 2012. Mike Dussault kept his promise after his school reached 100 percent PTA membership. One hundred percent means one parent of each student joined.
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Substitute teacher Melissa Shaw calls up to the roof where Twin Hickory Elementary School principal Mike Dussault was spending the school day, Tuesday, May 8, 2012. She is holding pop up cards her first graders made for him. Each has ideas on how their principal should spend his day on the roof. Dussault promised to spend a day on the roof after his school reached 100 percent PTA membership. One hundred percent means one parent of each student joined.
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While Twin Hickory Elementary School principal Mike Dussault spent Tuesday, May 8, 2012, on the school's roof, his students and school staff sent food and items up in a bucket to help keep him busy, well fed and hydrated. Items included Gatorade, a Spiderman coloring book and a math quiz. He promised to spend a school day on the roof if his school reached 100 percent PTA membership. One hundred percent means one parent of each student joined.
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