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WHAT KINDNESS LOOKS LIKE (SGT. RINEHART)
Narelys Negron has been walking to school every day as well as to work. She had no transportation and was worried about her safety arriving at home late in the evening near 11 o'clock. Knowing of her story, Sergeant Rinehart, our school resource officer, took it upon himself to find a bicycle for her. Not only did he get her a bike, but he also purchased a state of the art helmet with reflectors and other accessories. Narelys was totally overwhelmed and very grateful. Thank you Sgt. Rinehart for your kindness!
Sgt. Rinehart and Narelys Negron, Sept. 30, 2019
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When we look at how far we've come from just a few years ago, I could not be more proud. This first nine-week quarter of the 2019-2020 school year has really gone very well.
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