Sock and Sole Dance to Benefit In My Father's Kitchen
Students on the Character Council at TES took advantage of a great opportunity to do a little community outreach. Titled the Sock and Sole Dance, 5th and 6th graders were asked to bring donations of socks or personal hygiene items upon entering. These items, in turn, would be donated to In My Father’s Kitchen where they would be distributed among Syracuse’s homeless community. The Character Council was able to put twenty-two care bags together in addition to hundreds of socks that would be donated. Shortly after the dance, John Tumino, co-founder of IMFK, came to TES not only to receive the donation, but conduct an assembly for the 5th and 6th graders. Tumino took the time to talk with students about his mission, why his organization consistently asks for donations of socks, and what his day-to-day routine looks like. He explained to the students that, “It all started with a sandwich.” For more on INFK’s story, visit their website at inmyfatherskitchen.org.
  
5th/6th grade students and the Character Council donated supplies to In My Father's Kitchen.
  
MS Dance 2022.
  
Students pose for the camera at the MS Dance 2022.
  
Students enjoyed hanging out with friends.
  
Students at the MS Dance.
  
Students gathered together at the MS Dance.
 
Students found their friends at the MS Dance.
 
Students enjoyed pictures before dancing.
  
Students gather in rings to dance. Cotten Eye Joe, anyone?
  
Fun times at the MS Dance.
Girls Just Wanna Have Fun.
 
Enjoying the MS Dance.
  
YMCA
  
Contemplating joining in on the dance floor.
  
More YMCA.
  
The Macarena.
  
Getting down to boogie.
  
Everyone seemed to be having fun.
  
Lots of kids joined together on the dance floor.
  
It got crowded!
  
Dancing the night away.
 
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