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 By  GreggParker Published 
6:39 pm Sunday, December 22, 2013

Horizon teachers reveal tacky Christmas sweaters

MADISON – Even teachers need a good laugh, especially during the holiday season.

Sixth-grade teacher Amy Williams, at left, and school nurse Lisa Harmon show off their Christmas sweaters. (CONTRIBUTED)

Sixth-grade teacher Amy Williams, at left, and school nurse Lisa Harmon show off their Christmas sweaters. (CONTRIBUTED)

 

Raunchy reindeer and over-the-top Christmas trees cover sweaters worn by faculty members at Horizon Elementary School. (CONTRIBUTED)

Raunchy reindeer and over-the-top Christmas trees cover sweaters worn by faculty members at Horizon Elementary School. (CONTRIBUTED)

Several teachers at Horizon Elementary School decided to wear tacky Christmas sweaters to school before the winter break, school nurse Lisa Harmon said. The ridiculous sweaters included raunchy reindeer, silly snowmen and even frivolous, lime-green feathers.

On a more serious note, Horizon students and teachers collected canned food drive for the Downtown Rescue Mission. “As a school, our administration has encouraged grade levels to participate in a service project for the past two years,” second-grade teacher Annette Driggers said.

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