The principal works a night shift at Walmart to help students in need

“I’m a little moved, because when you have children that you’ve heard, who sleep under a bridge, or a former student and her child, they sleep in a car, or when you go to a parent’s house because ‘there are problems and you knock on the door, there are no curtains and you see a mattress on the floor, ”he said“ Today ”. “And these people need – and I wasn’t going to say no. And at my age, you know, we don’t ask for money. We do not. Go ahead and do what you need to do. “