Now, before you worry that some Amarillo Rattlers knocked out a bunch of tiny teeth during their visit to the elementary campus, let us explain. The kind of contact students got by squaring off against the Rattlers in a kid-size match is community contact. One of the ways that we do community contact is with people coming out to our school,'' said physical education teacher Attila Vegh.
Children have to learn through involvement with people.
But the students didn't just goof off with the hockey players. They set up their own cheerleader squads. They set up their own teams. The teams consisted of the people who had the highest behavioral points.