- December 26, 2024
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First-grader Kobe White, 7, had a blast at the Fun Run, where he completed 35 laps.
Kindergartener Matthew Richard raised his first in triumph as he completed another lap. He completed 35 laps.
Second and third graders took off as they began their Fun Run.
Kindergartener Ivy Lim, 5, got to pie a Boosterthon volunteer in the face. Lim completed 35 laps at the Fun Run.
From left: PTO volunteers April Loboda, Tiffany Czajkowski and Janel Hansen made sure runners stayed hydrated.
Molly Mullican, right, poses with her grandma Pat after completing 35 laps. Molly made the shirt she’s wear specifically for the Fun Run.
Second-grader Nico Bartko, 7, was focused on running his laps. He ran more 38 laps.
Whispering Oak Principal Kip Montgomery gave a helping hand at the water station.
PTO board member Treva Jackson volunteered to help keep track of the number of laps students ran.
A group of Wildcats took a break from running to pose for photos with Winter Garden Police Officer Bill Bartko.
Whisper Oak Wildcats walked, ran, danced or pranced as they took part in the elementary school’s inaugural Boosterthon Fun Run on Wednesday, Oct. 10. Wildcats spent the morning running, walking and sometimes dancing laps around the front of the school for the event. The purpose of the Boosterthon Fun Run is to raise money for school improvement while also providing character education to the students. Students learn about character traits, setting goals, teamwork and cooperation and more, Principal Kip Montgomery said.
