These kids better get an A. They're being honored for saving their Limestone County teacher's life during a seizure.
First grade students at Cedar Hill Elementary thought their teacher, Tracy Hodges, was playing a joke on them at first.
They became worried, though, after she was unresponsive for a few moments during their music class, and they ran to get help. First responders called to the scene realized Hodges was having a seizure and offered medical attention, a representative said. Hodges later realized that she had had COVID-19 -- she was asymptomatic -- and that the seizure was a complication of the virus.
“There were many heroes that day,” said Cedar Hill Elementary School Principal Glen Garner, according to a post from the Limestone County school district. “Everyone stepped up that day because that’s what heroes do, but none so more than you. Hodges’ Heroes, that’s the class I know.” HODGES' HEROES: January 20th started as just another school day for Tracy Hodges and her first grade students at Cedar...
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