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At Glen Lake Elementary, recess is a mixed blessing, in part because their school has many kids with physical disabilities, but no adaptive playground equipment. That is until one 5th-grade class banded together to make sure their school had a playground for everyone.
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I have enormous faith in these next generations. These 5th graders are far more compassionate, self-aware and eloquent than many adults. They will indeed change the world for the better. ❤️

@SteveHartmanCBS This is why CBS anchors everywhere say ‘dang you, Steve!’ Always gets us teary eyed right before the 6 o’clock news comes on. Great story.
This is great but... why isn't it also a story about how the government sucks, this should never be left up to people fundraising

Steve Hartman has the best job in the world, even though he might cry a lot. 😄

The children stepped up when the community failed. Y’all should be ashamed

Just beautiful! My faith in future generations is renewed. It shows what’s possible when a community comes together. Happy tears ❤️

The fact that money had to be raised by children get this done is pathetic.

The school district had a legal and ethical duty to take care of this problem. It shouldn’t have required children to step up and deal with it.

Behind every touching American news story is a system that has failed someone or a group of people. These beautiful children shouldn't have had to do this. The playground should've been built w/disabled children in mind. But bless their souls anyway 🥺

Y'all could vote for better local politicians and then children wouldn't have to be the ones rallying for basic accessibility.


