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Terry Vaughn, principal of Kensington Elementary School, took Christmas cheer to a new level with his elfin antics.
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there isn't much Terry Von Won't due to make his students at Kensington Elementary smile anything you can do to just kind of bring levity to the situation toe to bring a smile on people's faces. So on the final day of what's been an eternity of a semester, Von knew his students needed a laugh, so he helped himself comfort levels. What I'm comfortable with kind of goes to the wayside, and I do whatever I think the kids want. Just like that popular, sneaky little elf on the shelf. Von made some mischief wherever he went, hula hooping on the roof, sneaking snacks on the playground, even climbing into a display case. It took a little bit of magic for that one. So, like I look pretty thin in general, but that's £200 of man that's shoved into a piece of glass. This is the second year he's morphed into an elf, and word's gotten around that principle. Von isn't afraid of a good costume. Parents and staff helped him dress up as the conductor from Polar Express. He even wrote a train through the halls, and I had to climb on a ladder and hopped inside the train. And while not every educator will turn into a real life elf, Vonn says he knows his silly stunts for smiles this season are really no different than what most teachers do every day. This is one elementary school in an entire nation filled with principals and educators that are going to bat for kids every day and going above and beyond to make things exciting and magical.