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Prairieview students do Boosterthon Fun Run

On Thursday, Sept. 10, more than 385 students ran in the Boosterthon Fun Run at Prairieview Elementary in Bartlett.

The Boosterthon Fun Run was the culminating event of the nine-day Boosterthon program themed "Big World Recess," where students learned character through sports in other cultures.

During the nine days, students at Prairieview Elementary experienced up-close how sports bring people together. Documentary-style videos taught students how to develop teamwork, curiosity, practice, humility, confidence and endurance through the every day stories of six kid-athletes from around the world.

From the hard work of the students and the community, Prairieview Elementary will profit more than $15,000 from the nine-day fundraiser at the school.

The funds raised by the students will be going directly back to the students, mainly through technology improvements.

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Students at Prairieview Elementary ran, on average, 30-35 laps to celebrate the funds they raised at school. It was a communitywide celebration with teachers, friends and family cheering these students on. Courtesy of Mary Ashley Tucker
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