Good sport teachers get their ‘just desserts’
First-place fundraiser Jaelyn Crocker gives a “pie in the face” to Boothbay Region Elementary School Principal Mark Tess during the June 17 assembly. KATRINA CLARK/Boothbay Register
Top fundraisers for “Jump Rope for Heart.” From left: Jaelyn Crocker, Molly Shook and Suzie Edwards. KATRINA CLARK/Boothbay Register
Suzie Edwards gets a good shot on Assistant Principal Brandon Ward. KATRINA CLARK/Boothbay Register
Music Teacher Mark Phillips can’t resist the delicious whipped cream. KATRINA CLARK/Boothbay Register
First-place fundraiser Jaelyn Crocker gives a “pie in the face” to Boothbay Region Elementary School Principal Mark Tess during the June 17 assembly. KATRINA CLARK/Boothbay Register
Top fundraisers for “Jump Rope for Heart.” From left: Jaelyn Crocker, Molly Shook and Suzie Edwards. KATRINA CLARK/Boothbay Register
Suzie Edwards gets a good shot on Assistant Principal Brandon Ward. KATRINA CLARK/Boothbay Register
Music Teacher Mark Phillips can’t resist the delicious whipped cream. KATRINA CLARK/Boothbay Register
The top student fundraisers for the “Jump Rope for Heart” program at Boothbay Region Elementary School got a special reward at an end of the school year assembly on June 17. And three teachers made sure to bring a change of clothes.
Three students, Molly Shook, Suzie Edwards and Jaelyn Crocker, raised the most money and got to slap whipped cream pies into the faces of music teacher Mark Phillips, Assistant Principal Brandon Ward and BRES Principal Mark Tess.
Molly, in third place, got to “pie” Phillips. Suzie was in second place and got to pies Ward twice, and top finisher Jaelyn Crocker got to toss three full pies into the face of Tess.
The teachers were all good sports about it. When Ward got his faceful of whipped cream, Phillips could be seen tossing extra his way. The students cheered for the winning students and their teachers, who excused themselves afterward to clean up.
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