FULTON, Ill. (KWQC) - It was like Christmas morning for some Fulton Elementary School students on Monday, except these gifts had a more educational purpose.
The packages kids ripped open didn’t contain toys or electronics, but books.
FULTON, Ill. (KWQC) - It was like Christmas morning for some Fulton Elementary School students on Monday, except these gifts had a more educational purpose.
The packages kids ripped open didn’t contain toys or electronics, but books.
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