Duct Tape Caper: Attendance incentive sticks Polson principal to the wall
Linderman Elementary students celebrate after successfully adhering Principal Kristin Wilson to the bleachers with duct tape, awarded to each student this semester based on attendance. (Courtesy photo)
Linderman students prepare to tape their principal to the bleachers with allotments of duct tape awarded for good attendance. (Courtesy photo)
She sticks! Linderman principal is adhered to the bleachers by copious quantities of duct tape at the conclusion of an assembly last week. (Courtesy photo)
Students at Linderman Elementary in Polson were able to stick it to Principal Kristin Wilson last Friday. Or, rather, stick her to it in a duct-tape attendance challenge.
The innovative incentive offered each student, grades 3-5, one foot of duct tape for each month they attended school 90% of the time. It began in September and wrapped up when the semester ended in January. By then, students had accrued anywhere from one foot to five feet of the sticky stuff.
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