Teacher surprise

Marilyn Johnson has been teaching children for 43 years. But this past year was different. She ...  More »

Marilyn Johnson has been teaching children for 43 years. But this past year was different. She was diagnosed with andamp;lt;a href=andamp;quot;http://www.kxnet.com/t/breast-cancerandamp;quot; class=andamp;quot;kxInlineLinkandamp;quot;andamp;gt;breast cancerandamp;lt;/aandamp;gt; in June 2008. Friday, she finished her treatments and the kids at Will-Moore elementary want to celebrate. But not only is Marilyn teaching the kids; the kids are teaching her. andamp;#226;andamp;#8364;andamp;#339;I'm just speechless,andamp;#226;andamp;#8364;andamp;#157; said Johnson. andamp;#226;andamp;#8364;andamp;#339;My heart is so full. I don't think words can express how I feel right now.andamp;#226;andamp;#8364;andamp;#157; andamp;#226;andamp;#8364;andamp;#339;She's been a great teacher, she's helped me improve in math and reading and some other stuff,andamp;#226;andamp;#8364;andamp;#157; said Christian Wanek. andamp;#226;andamp;#8364;andamp;#339;This is a wonderful place to teach,andamp;#226;andamp;#8364;andamp;#157; Johnson said. andamp;#226;andamp;#8364;andamp;#339;The students are awesome, the parents are awesome, the staffs awesome and it just shows that it's such a great community and everybody pulling together.andamp;#226;andamp;#8364;andamp;#157; There are more then 350 kids that go to Will-Moore Elementary and Mrs. Johnson said all of them kept a very great secret.  « Less