A line formed around the reception desk as they signed in, each wearing his team jersey and clutching not footballs, but instead, a variety of hard-cover picture books.
The 28 players (there are 45 on the team) had just finished their school day and came directly to Jones upon invitation from Amy Baringer, the school's media specialist.
As they headed down the hallway toward the media center, a few excited shouts of "The Falcons are here" and muffled whispers and giggles...
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Way to go Guys! - 2008-11-17 15:19:10
I'm so proud of our guys on the Falcons Team for giving back to their community and the youger kids like this. A special Thanks to Mrs. Baringer for coordinating it, BRILIANT IDEA!!!
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