Sebring Elementary students host grandparents for special luncheon
Sebring second grader Aryonna Sanor enjoys lunch with her grandmothers Susan Mcgrew, left, and Sandy Dearth for Sebring elementary’s recent Grandparents Luncheon.
Sebring second grader Raelyn Williams enjoys lunch with her grandparents Jennifer and David Papic for Sebring elementary’s recent Grandparents Luncheon.
Sebring fourth grader Maddie Carver enjoys lunch with her grandparents Brenda Carver and Ron Quinn for Sebring elementary’s recent Grandparents Luncheon.(Submitted photo)
Sebring sixth grader Brielle Thompson, daughter of B.L. Miller Principal Nichole Hanley, right, welcomed her grandmother Tammy Eckert to school for Sebring elementary’srecent Grandparents Luncheon.(Submitted photos)
Sebring second grader Aryonna Sanor enjoys lunch with her grandmothers Susan Mcgrew, left, and Sandy Dearth for Sebring elementary’s recent Grandparents Luncheon.
Sebring second grader Raelyn Williams enjoys lunch with her grandparents Jennifer and David Papic for Sebring elementary’s recent Grandparents Luncheon.
Sebring fourth grader Maddie Carver enjoys lunch with her grandparents Brenda Carver and Ron Quinn for Sebring elementary’s recent Grandparents Luncheon.(Submitted photo)
Sebring sixth grader Brielle Thompson, daughter of B.L. Miller Principal Nichole Hanley, right, welcomed her grandmother Tammy Eckert to school for Sebring elementary’srecent Grandparents Luncheon.(Submitted photos)
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SEBRING - Students at B.L. Miller Elementary Schoolrecently welcomed special guests, including grandparents and other loved ones, for the school's annual Grandparents Luncheon.
More than 240 grandparents made their way through the cafeteria line with their students and enjoyed lunch together, filling the elementary cafeteria.
"We're so thankful for a wonderful turn out and would like to thank everyone who came to support our students," said Nichole Hanley, B.L. Miller principal. "Many grandparents say it brings back a nostalgic feeling by being served a cafeteria lunch, and it was really special to see them enjoy time with their grandchildren."