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'Tots' shines bright with community's love

With the community's help, the Lions' Toys for Tots drive provides free new toys for children in need who live in the Lake Pend Oreille School District, from Sandpoint to Clark Fork and all points in-between. In addition, gift cards to get the fixings for a Christmas dinner are also given to families.
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Principal adopts student who was sent to his office

Jason Smith, a school principal for 14 years, met his daughter, Raven Whitaker-Smith, in 2015 when she was sitting outside his office after being suspended from the sixth grade. Smith said that when he asked Whitaker-Smith, now 20, if she would ever throw food at a restaurant, she told him she had never eaten in one. At the time, Whitaker-Smith was living in a group home after being bounced around in the foster care system for most of her life.
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Incredible story of Kentucky school principal who adopted neglected 12-year-old girl, RAVEN WHITAKER-SMITH, covered in head lice and bruises after she was sent to his office to be REPRIMANDED

A Kentucky teen, who was living in inhumane conditions in a group home when she was twelve, has revealed she is now thriving after being adopted by her school principal years ago.
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Incredible story of Arizona school principal who adopted neglected 12-year-old girl, RAVEN WHITAKER-SMITH, covered in head lice and bruises after she was sent to his office to be REPRIMANDED

An Arizona teen, who was living in inhumane conditions in a group home when she was twelve, has revealed she is now thriving after being adopted by her school principal years ago.
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