North Carolina principal dresses up like elf on the shelf for students
UNION COUNTY, N.C. – In a year filled with challenges and change, a little cheer goes a long way.
One North Carolina elementary school principal took that “cheer” to a new level on the last day of school before winter break.
Kensington Elementary principal Terry Vaughn knew his students needed a laugh. So he “elfed” himself.
Just like that popular, sneaky little elf on the shelf, Vaughn made some mischief wherever he went.
He was spotted hula-hooping on the roof, sneaking snacks on the playground and even climbing into a display case. It took a little bit of magic for that one.
“I look pretty thin in general, but that’s 200 pounds of man that’s shoved into a piece of glass,” he laughs.
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