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Breakfast and big thanks to our first responders
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Breakfast and big thanks to our first responders
American Academy’s School Resource Office, Deputy Eric Rhymer, is honored by Sarah Thomasson and her second-grade class. Students and staff at American Academy – Castle Pines came together on National First Responders Day (NFRD) to show their appreciation for local heroes from the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office and South Metro Fire Rescue. The school hosted a morning breakfast where first… Source
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