Post by greg on Nov 2, 2019 5:34:38 GMT -5
This was shared with me, definitely worth passing on. 
The Fries school principal Mr Mike Reavis on Thursday October 24 did not hand out any trophies he did not hand out any big Awards but what he did for the 6th and 7th grade classes was he planted in their memory bank Something that will be thought of many times throughout their life. What it's like to stand on the creekbank and fish for trout averaging three to four pounds and some even bigger he did this with the help of many other folks and they will be a fish fry for the kids come warmer weather and is already planning to make this an annual event for his sixth and seventh grade classes at Fries every October each Class got to fish around 2 to 2 1/2 hours but each child and everyone who helped them will cherish that time for many years to come a big thanks to everyone especially their principal Mr Reavis.
The Fries school principal Mr Mike Reavis on Thursday October 24 did not hand out any trophies he did not hand out any big Awards but what he did for the 6th and 7th grade classes was he planted in their memory bank Something that will be thought of many times throughout their life. What it's like to stand on the creekbank and fish for trout averaging three to four pounds and some even bigger he did this with the help of many other folks and they will be a fish fry for the kids come warmer weather and is already planning to make this an annual event for his sixth and seventh grade classes at Fries every October each Class got to fish around 2 to 2 1/2 hours but each child and everyone who helped them will cherish that time for many years to come a big thanks to everyone especially their principal Mr Reavis.