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Oak Lawn principal walking 24 hours to raise money for students
A suburban principal is looking to raise money for his students.
OAK LAWN - A suburban principal is walking an extra mile in an effort to raise scholarship money.
Oak Lawn's Harold L. Richards High School Principal, Dr. Mike Jacobson, is taking part in a 24-hour walk-a-thon yet again, in an attempt to raise $30,000 in college scholarships for Richards students.
The event will take place at 8 a.m. on New Year's Day, in the school's preforming arts center.
Jacobson completed the walk last year, raising more than $20,000. School representatives said Jacobson had lost all of his toenails completing the walk in the past, and questioned if he'd do it again, adding, "The man has a heart."
Staff and students signed up to walk or run an hour at a time with Jacobson, so he never runs alone. Treadmills will be set apart for those who signed up.
To donate to the walk, visit this link.