Hillside Elementary School students raise $900 for local ranch hit by flood
Updated: 10:25 AM CDT May 22, 2019
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First graders at Hillside Elementary School wrote and illustrated a book about the recent flooding in Nebraska and the rescue that took place as floodwaters closed in on a herd of endangered goats in Gretna. The book, titled "The Baaaaaaaaaaaaaaad Flood" by Mrs. Rifner's first-grade class, was sold and generated sales to donate to Scatter Joy Acres. Executive director Joy Bartling is stopping by the school Wednesday morning to thank the children who raised $900 for the local ranch.See the illustrated book here.
First graders at Hillside Elementary School wrote and illustrated a book about the recent flooding in Nebraska and the rescue that took place as floodwaters closed in on a herd of endangered goats in Gretna.
The book, titled "The Baaaaaaaaaaaaaaad Flood" by Mrs. Rifner's first-grade class, was sold and generated sales to donate to Scatter Joy Acres.
Executive director Joy Bartling is stopping by the school Wednesday morning to thank the children who raised $900 for the local ranch.
See the illustrated book here.