Every week, Andy Gullahorn and Gabe Scott meet up for a high five, and then walk back home as a way to stay connected. "It's really special ... to have something that's this consistent in my life that means this much," Gabe said.
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This North Carolina teacher has taken the time to make a personalized handshake with each of his students. He says it started with only one or two, but he saw how much it meant to them, and it became contagious.
“It’s not about winning all the time, it’s about doing what’s right.” Marek had been working hard toward becoming state champion, but he surrendered his possible title to accomplish what he felt was the right thing to do.
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