Not only do adults take notice of what custodians do, but even children see it. Here's a sweet article about a third grader in Massachusetts that wanted to show her appreciation for the school custodian. She came up with the idea of a Custodian Appreciation Day and even worked with her class to help him out. Here's the short article reprinted.
LANCASTER -- Alessandra Smith, a third grader at Mary Rowlandson Elementary, was eating her lunch while she watched the custodians clean the cafeteria. It was then that the brilliant idea of having a Custodian Appreciation Day came to her.
Alessandra formed a committee with her classmates to create a day where the hard work of the school custodians was recognized by the school.
Alessandra, along with her class and her twin sister, Sofia, celebrated the day by decorating the custodians' room with hearts signed by the whole school, they washed tables in the cafeteria, and helped the custodians with their daily duties.
Read more: http://www.sentinelandenterprise.com/community/ci_28336454/lancaster-students-show-appreciation-custodians#ixzz3doJd71tq
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