FEEL GOOD FRIDAY: Special thanks to teens who helped rival students in the midst of tragedy
May 26, 2017
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as posted by the channelFeel Good Friday is a weekly segment where EastIdahoNews.com partners with Wackerli Auto to surprise people in our community with random acts of kindness.
A few weeks ago, a group of students at Idaho Falls High School decided to show their support for peers at Rigby High School after a student died.
The IFHS students wrote uplifting messages on thousands of Post-It notes and stuck them all over mirrors, doors, hallways, bathrooms and elsewhere.
Then, when two students at Skyline High School died earlier this week in a car crash, the IFHS students showed their support again.
Large signs were made and hung over doorway entries and blue ribbons were tied all over Skyline property. A large message reading “1 Town 1 Love” was produced with blue cups and stuck in a fence near the rival high school.
The Idaho Falls students have done a lot to help other students in need and we want to thank them for their service.
Watch the video above to see us surprise them with a special gift!
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