Trinity North Elementary principal soaked after students beat reading challenge
Trinity North Elementary School principal Eric Lauver is soaked by his wife and children after his students read 7,738 books to beat their reading challenge.
Trinity North Elementary School principal Eric Lauver is soaked with water balloons by his sons, Aaron and Alex, after his students read 7,738 books to beat their reading challenge.
Trinity North Elementary School principal Eric Lauver has a bucket of water dumped on his head by his wife, Rie.
Trinity North Elementary School principal Eric Lauver is soaked with water by his sons, Aaron and Alex, after his students read 7,738 books to beat their reading challenge.
Trinity faculty and staff took part in a recent parade to end the school year.
Trinity students and their families made signs for faculty and staff who took part in a recent parade to end the school year.
Trinity faculty and staff took part in a recent parade to end the school year.
Eric Lauver, principal at Trinity North Elementary, spent the afternoon of May 22 being pelted with water balloons and sponges by his sons, Aaron and Alex, along with the help of his wife, Rie.
It was the climax to the Soak the Principal challenge that was set at the beginning of March.
The school’s students were challenged to read 5,700 books for the month and in return, Lauver and his staff would be soaked during a school-wide assembly in May.
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic closing in-person classes at the school, the virus could not stop the students from reading.
At the end of the challenge, which restarted in April and ended in May, the students exceeded their goal by reading 7,738 books.
First grade read the most books with 2,570 in the month.
The staff, students and their families were able to warch the soaking live on Trinity’s North network. The video was also saved for later viewing.