North Charleston High School Principal Takes Job Stocking Shelves at Walmart to Help Students in Need
The South Carolina principal started working there in August to help low-income students and their families. Many students at his school live in poverty, Darby told The Post & Courier. "I decided to get another job because the kids, they really need help," he explained. According to the S.C. Department of Education, nearly 90 percent of North Charleston High students lived in poverty last year. So far Darby has donated more than $2,500—about half of his Walmart earnings—to families in need. He plans to donate the rest after taxes are due. Darby, who is also a longtime county councilman,...
Source: southernliving.com