A senior class donates the money it raised for a class trip to help the school principal fight cancer.
FOX News Radio’s Lisa Brady reports:
The graduating class at Profile High in Bethlehem, New Hampshire, spent four years raising money… Nearly $8,000.
But quickly held a unanimous vote, to give it all to school principal Courtney Vashaw, after she shared her cancer diagnosis last week: A rare and aggressive form of sarcoma.
(Vashaw) “The fact that they were willing to do this for me — just blew me away. I mean… just… that’s a very selfless act.”
Now, instead of the four days originally planned at a New York ranch, the seniors say a local day-trip will do. But Vashaw hopes to expand that.
(Vashaw) “Many of these kids have been together since kindergarten. They need a good sendoff.”
She heads to New York’s Sloan Kettering next week for a treatment plan.
Lisa Brady, FOX News Radio.
