Cedar Campus Thanksgiving Celebration

Posted December 9, 2019

Cedar Campus’ Elementary students and families enjoyed a Thanksgiving celebration all together! Over 70 people attended this special event. Not only did they partake in a giant feast including yummy turkey and pumpkin pie, but the kids dressed up as Native Americans and pilgrims. Dr. Jack Hancock and Carol Hancock surprised the kids by joining in dressed up as Governor William Bradshaw and his wife!

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