Santa Visits Fort Lauderdale School, Delivers Joy to Students
Holiday Cheer Arrives at Saint Mark’s Episcopal School
Fort Lauderdale, FL (WSVN) – Santa Claus made a special stop at Saint Mark’s Episcopal School in Fort Lauderdale on a chilly Wednesday morning, bringing joy to the students and staff.
A Special Tradition
The students at Saint Mark’s Episcopal School have a unique tradition of presenting Santa with a gift as the holiday season approaches. This year, they were excited to welcome the jolly old elf to their school.
"We give our first gift to Santa as the New Year approaches, and Christmas approaches, and Santa delivers his first gift to one of our students," said Dr. Spencer Taintor, Head of School at Saint Mark’s. "It’s just a really joyous time to welcome Christmas to our community."
A Slight Change of Plans
The school had originally planned for Santa to arrive by helicopter, but the weather had other plans. Undeterred, Santa still managed to bring cheer to the students, despite the change in his usual mode of transportation.
Conclusion
The visit from Santa was a heartwarming experience for the students and staff at Saint Mark’s Episcopal School. It’s a reminder that the holiday season is about spreading joy and kindness, and the school’s tradition is a wonderful way to do just that.
FAQs
Q: What is the special tradition at Saint Mark’s Episcopal School?
A: The school’s students present Santa with a gift as the holiday season approaches, and in return, Santa delivers a gift to one of the students.
Q: How did Santa arrive at the school?
A: Originally, Santa was supposed to arrive by helicopter, but due to weather conditions, he arrived by another means.
Q: What is the purpose of the visit from Santa?
A: The visit is a way for the school to welcome Christmas and spread holiday cheer to the students and staff.
