5th graders from Westport elementary school spread holiday joy at senior center
A total of 44 children from Kings Highway Elementary were at the center to sing to the seniors.
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8h agoFifth graders spread some holiday joy at the Westport Senior Center on Tuesday.
A total of 44 children from Kings Highway Elementary were at the center to sing to the seniors.
Their choral director, Amy Laurino, says it's an annual holiday tradition at the school.
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