Lakewood Principal Michael Johnson gets pied

May 31, 2013 AAPS News Editor Elementary News, Latest news

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By Tara Cavanaugh

Lakewood Principal Michael Johnson promised any student who participated in fundraising for the school’s Jump Rope for Heart Event and earned more than $50 would be able to pie him in the face.

Turns out the incentive worked a little too well. The school raised $3,829.55 for the American Heart Association, and 26 students got to toss a pie at their principal. One student even got to throw a pie four times!

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