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Half Of Alabama School Treated To Lunch In Century
October 24, 2025
A Century restaurant was packed with students from an Escambia County, Alabama, school at lunch on Thursday.
Pollard-McCall Junior High School promised lunch to K-8 students that made the honor roll or had perfect attendance for the first nine weeks. A total of 83 students made the honor roll and 20 students had perfect attendance, representing about half the school’s enrollment.
Thanks to the school’s PTO, the students were treated to a Mexican lunch at Vallarta on North Century Boulevard.
“This is the best day ever,” one student said.
Photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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4 Responses to “Half Of Alabama School Treated To Lunch In Century”
One might ask, “What lesson was taught by this trip to the restaurant “? I’ll bet, each of these students realize their hard work to make the honor roll, and their persistence to not have absences, paid off and they will remember it for a long time. Thanks PTO for your efforts.
What a wonderful memory this will make for the children.
And what a great idea!
Great story and love the pics. This made my day!
What a wonderful story in a time of so many negative ones. Thanks to the PTO for their help.