Columbus Elementary School teachers dress up as gold trophies for Halloween
Mount Pleasant Central School District got into the Halloween spirit on Monday in an epic way.
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Nov 1, 2022, 2:16 AM
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5h agoMount Pleasant Central School District got into the Halloween spirit on Monday in an epic way.
Fifth-grade teachers at Columbus Elementary School painted themselves gold to dress up as trophies for Halloween.
They stood on makeshift award bases that read phrases such as, "I Tried" and "Almost Improved."
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