McFun for Corron Elementary School at S. Elgin McDonald's

On Wednesday, Feb. 3, Corron Elementary School held a very successful McTeacher's Night at the McDonald's, 453 Redington Drive in South Elgin.

The restaurant was full of families supporting the South Elgin school as well as waiting to see their teachers and Principal Amanda Clark in a pie costume.

Teachers overtook the restaurant serving up delicious meals to students and families to raise money for Corron Elementary School PTO.

Fifteen teachers worked from the school, including the principal. Principal Clark worked very hard in a pie costume while supporting the staff.

"What a great event to bridge the teachers with the community," Principal Clark said.

The Corron families were so thrilled to see the principal and teachers from the school. The McTeacher jobs included, greeting guests, cleaning the lobby, working the front counter, serving drinks, clearing tables, and serving ice cream.

Corron McTeachers had it all covered, and the families enjoyed a spectacular evening.

The PTO plans to use the money raised to go into the fund to pay for an additional crossing guard in the community. Lots of students, teachers, families and friends came out in their support.

All the kids came to see their teachers work at the Elgin McDonald's.

Special thank-you goes to PTO dining out chair, Stacy Rubly and PTO president Megan Stone, who organized the entire event.

The McTeacher's Night was courtesy of the South Elgin McDonald's owner/operators, the Bear Family.

For information about events provided by the South Elgin McDonald's, contact Julie Travers, community relations director, at Julie.Travers@comcast.net or visit www.bearfamilyrestaurants.com.