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Polar Bear Visit Brings 

Warm Hugs to Springbrook

Springbrook has been named as one of the recipients of this year's Polar Bear Jump! In appreciations, Springbrook students, including Matt Wagner, left, Franklin, decorated donation boxes and presented them to Goody, the jump's mascot, at a pep-rally this afternoon at Springbrooks main campus. Patricia Kennedy, center, Chief Executive Officer at Springbrook, challenged Seth Haigt t take the plunge next month, but it remains to be seen if that challenge will be accepted! (Ian Austin/ AllOTSEGO.com)
At a pep rally this morning at the main campus, Springbrook CEO Patricia Kennedy, center, announced that Springbrook is one of this year’s recipients of funds raised by the brave Goodyear Lake Polar Bear jumpers.  In appreciation, Springbrook students, including Matt Wagner, left, Franklin, decorated donation boxes and presented them to Goody, the jump’s mascot, with plenty of hugs, high-fives and dancing.  Kennedy challenged deputy executive director Seth Haight to take the icy plunge on Saturday, Feb. 20. (Ian Austin/ AllOTSEGO.com)

 

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