Sibley students see success in Stroll for a Goal
Published 10:20 am Monday, October 5, 2015
Sibley Elementary School Principal Diane Schultz prepares to kiss a pig Friday outside the school after the students completed their Stroll for a Goal. They raised more than $23,000. – Sarah Stultz/Albert Lea Tribune
Principal kisses pig after students reach school goal
Sibley Elementary School students raised more than $23,000 on Friday for the annual Stroll for a Goal.
Students walked in the neighborhood surrounding the school and around Southwest Middle School before coming back to the school to enjoy time outside playing on the playground, socializing or dancing.
Principal Diane Schultz kissed a pig after the students reached their goal.
Fourth-grade teacher Erika Youlden’s class won an Erbert & Gerbert’s party for being the class that sold the most per student out of the school.
Also winning an Erbert & Gerbert’s party for best theme was fourth-grade teacher Amber Jensen’s class. Second place in this category was Katie Grundstrom’s class.
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- Sibley Elementary School Principal Diane Schultz puckers up to a pig Friday outside the school while Brielle and Blaine Bakken look on. – Sarah Stultz/Albert Lea Tribune
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- Students in Katie Grundstrom’s class won second place for best theme with their dalmations outfits. They won a picnic outside with the principal. – Sarah Stultz/Albert Lea Tribune
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- Marisol Artega, 9, dances to “What Does the Fox Say” outside Sibley Elementary School on Friday. – Sarah Stultz/Albert Lea Tribune
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- Sibley Elementary School Principal Diane Schultz prepares to kiss a pig Friday outside the school after the students completed their Stroll for a Goal. They raised more than $23,000. – Sarah Stultz/Albert Lea Tribune
