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D C Everest announces "stuffy sleepover" events for elementary grades
Summary
The D C Everest Area School District announced a "stuffy sleepover" where students bring stuffed animals to spend the night at school; first- and second-grade events are scheduled immediately and third- through fifth-grade events are set for Feb. 10.
The D C Everest Area School District's Westin Wildcats announced a "stuffy sleepover" that will let students bring stuffed animals to school to "spend the night" and see what the toys did the next day.
The weekly student broadcast said first- and second-grade students participated on the broadcast day and that third-, fourth- and fifth-grade students are scheduled for Feb. 10. Hosts described the activity as including wearing pajamas and leaving the stuffed animal at school overnight; staff will supervise the toys and show students the toys' activities the next day.
"Stuffy sleepover. Bring your stuffy and wear pajamas to school on the day your grade on your grade levels day. Have your stuffy spend the night at school. When you leave for the day, the stuffies will play. You will see all the fun they had the next day at school," a host said during the broadcast.
Later in the program, hosts described scenes from a prior night: "Wow. Those stuffies were up to a lot overnight. Looks like they had a lot of fun in our school. My favorite was the capybara trying to type," one host said. Another added, "And mine was all the stuffies in the basketball hoop." The broadcast did not provide additional logistical details about supervision beyond saying staff would run the activity.
The announcement came as part of the school's regular weekly news segment and did not include a formal registration process or permission details on the recording.
