Sibley students see success in Stroll for a Goal

Published 10:20 am Monday, October 5, 2015

By Sarah Stultz

Sibley Elementary School Principal Diane Schultz prepares to kiss a pig Friday outside the school after the students completed their Stroll for a Goal. They raised more than $23,000. - Sarah Stultz/Albert Lea Tribune

Sibley Elementary School Principal Diane Schultz prepares to kiss a pig Friday outside the school after the students completed their Stroll for a Goal. They raised more than $23,000. – Sarah Stultz/Albert Lea Tribune

Principal kisses pig after students reach school goal

Sibley Elementary School students raised more than $23,000 on Friday for the annual Stroll for a Goal.

Students walked in the neighborhood surrounding the school and around Southwest Middle School before coming back to the school to enjoy time outside playing on the playground, socializing or dancing.

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Principal Diane Schultz kissed a pig after the students reached their goal.

Fourth-grade teacher Erika Youlden’s class won an Erbert & Gerbert’s party for being the class that sold the most per student out of the school.

Also winning an Erbert & Gerbert’s party for best theme was fourth-grade teacher Amber Jensen’s class. Second place in this category was Katie Grundstrom’s class.

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