- November 14, 2024
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Liam Odendal, a kindergartner, jumps over a hurdle during his eighth lap of the walkathon.
Principal Todd Richardson anticipates his first slime from kindergartner Elijah Predgen.
Principal Todd Richardson winces as kindergartner Hadley Smith dumps a cup of slime on him while Kristin Pomeroy, Parent-Teacher Organization president, holds her up.
Principal Todd Richardson sits quietly while kindergartner Ethan Decker pours slime on his head and Kristin Pomeroy, Parent-Teacher Organization president, watches. "It got in my ear," Richardson says once Decker finishes pouring.
Kristin Pomeroy, Parent-Teacher Organization president, watches as kindergartner Cazlyn Davidson laughs while pouring slime on Principal Todd Richardson.
Kindergartner William Rasulo dumps slime on Principal Todd Richardson's head while Chompy, the school's mascot, cheers.
Chompy, the school's mascot, has his turn at sliming Principal Todd Richardson while Nicole Durbal, a PTO member watches.
Parent-Teacher Organization members Kristin Pomeroy, Crystal Sedoris-Oliveira and Amanda Keitel enjoy volunteering at the walkathon.
First grader Ariana Henderson tries to imitate an inflatable tube man.
First graders Tavion Grate and Isaac Serrano try to enjoy their cherry Kona Ices in the cold weather.
Logan Pomeroy loves hanging out with Chompy and her friend, Chloe Fullbright.
First grader Jaden McQueen walks through a Hula Hoop. "I like that we get to run and have Kona Ice," McQueen says.
Kaitlyn Persaud, a first grader, tries to pop bubbles. "I like the bubbles because they're fun to play with," Persaud says.
First graders Charlotte Miiller, Isabella Jaimes, Lauren Bittar and Eyla Yildirim love jumping over obstacles.
First graders Kailynn Moore, Aliana Olavarria Gines and Phoebe Kersting are best friends. They walked together during the walkathon.
First graders Grant Spoonmore, Tristan Epting, Liam Durbal and James Droge run through Hula Hoops, which was one of the obstacles at the walkathon.
Todd Richardson, principal of B.D. Gullett Elementary School, sat in a chair wearing goggles, a poncho and rain boots in a small plastic pool.
Ethan Decker, a kindergartner, had a giant smile on his face as he stretched his arm out over Richardson's head and dumped a cup of green slime on his principal's head.
"It got in my ear," Richardson said.
One by one, 18 kindergartners slimed Richardson in front of their classmates as a reward for raising more than $100 for the school's walkathon Feb. 21.
Students in each grade who reached $100 had the opportunity to slime the principal, but before they did, every student in the school participated in the walkathon. They walked and ran around a field going through different obstacles along the way including jumping over short hurdles, crawling underneath ropes and running through Hula Hoops.
"It's just an exciting event for the kids to come out and participate in," said Kristin Pomeroy, the school's Parent-Teacher Organization president. "It promotes fitness and health while having fun."
Pomeroy said the money raised from the walkathon will go toward school improvements and teacher enrichment such as educational materials.
