Clever Students Try Bribing Superintendent For A Snow Day
Students took hoping for a snow day to a whole new level – with bribery. On a recent snowy day, the Superintendent found a mysterious package…
By Pacey on January 22, 2018
Students in Hillsboro, Missouri took hoping for a snow day to a whole new level – with bribery.
On a recent snowy day, Superintendent Dr. Aaron Cornman found a mysterious package on his doorstep at home. When he opened it up he found a few packages of Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups. Attached to the candy was a handwritten not which read, “You know what to do.”
Dr. Cornman tweeted a pic of the bribe and the note, and wrote,
“The first round of ‘Please Call School Off Tomorrow’ candy has arrived. Students in my neighborhood really want a Snow Day!!! They remembered my favorite!”
Unfortunately, the students may need to sweeten the deal next time, because it didn’t work. He later tweeted school was open.
The first round of "Please Call School Off Tomorrow" candy has arrived. Students in my neighborhood really want a Snow Day!!! They remembered my favorite! pic.twitter.com/QQGjBF1tDb
— Doc Cornman (@DocCSupt) January 12, 2018
