Students slime Greenwich teachers after donating 4,000 pounds of food to nonprofit
Children at North Mianus Elementary School got to slime their teachers today as a reward for reaching their goal of donating food to a nonprofit.
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Nov 23, 2022, 5:18 PM
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6h agoChildren at North Mianus Elementary School got to slime their teachers today as a reward for reaching their goal of donating food to a nonprofit.
The school met their goal of donating over 4,000 pounds of food to the nonprofit Neighbor to Neighbor.
The children were rewarded with an opportunity to slime some lucky staff, including the principal and assistant principal.
Students were randomly picked and participated in a contest all for the sliming opportunity of a lifetime.
Administrators say this was their most successful fundraiser ever and can't wait until next year.