Colby has Fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva. His social and school relationships are increasingly limited to those times when he is well enough to join his classmates in the 7th-grade classroom, using a stander that he has outgrown. Born addicted to opiates, he has a wonderful foster family that has cared lovingly for him his entire life.
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The 34 students in his Positive Psychology class recently held ten days of bake sales during a myriad of after school activities, manned each day by a different team of 3-4 students along with Mrs. Mc Bryant, their devoted instructor.
Through their efforts, $1,950 dollars have so far been raised, enough for a suitably larger stander for Colby to use when he comes to the school site. Friends "standing up for Colby", a living lesson in kindness.
The 34 students in his Positive Psychology class recently held ten days of bake sales during a myriad of after school activities, manned each day by a different team of 3-4 students along with Mrs. Mc Bryant, their devoted instructor.Through their efforts, $1,950 dollars have so far been raised, enough for a suitably larger stander for Colby to use when he comes to the school site. Friends "standing up for Colby", a living lesson in kindness.
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- Posted by LiliAB
- May 19, 2017
- Comments (11)
Readers Comments
RoseMarie wrote: What great peers x
Annc wrote: This is an awesome story of kindness. The memories and lessons learned will stick with these kids forever. What a wonderful class!
autumnsky38 wrote: Oh that's so great, Lili. So happy for him.
mindyjourney wrote: Such a kinder world! Blessing to all the students and to Colby :)).
dotmatrix wrote: Such a beautiful story. Thanks for sharing Liil. ♥.
Mish wrote: Beyond AWESOME!! ðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘
AndiCas wrote: That equates to a lot of cakes sold. What a brilliant initiative by those students and their teacher.
leoladyc728 wrote: so very kind of those students. so much love there for Colby
KayStarr6 wrote: That is such a heart warming story. I love hearing stories of acceptance :)
Bonnie wrote: Wonderful deed by some caring classmates.
