CUMMING: Students spend school day serving others
CUMMING, Ga. -- In a small room at the Humane Society of Forsyth County, a group of students is spending the school day petting small feral kittens.
"They're actually socializing the animals so that they can become good pets," said Lance White, chairman of the board for the Humane Society of Forsyth County.
It's on a day they would normally spend going from math to science to language arts classes at Piney Grove Middle School in Forsyth County.
But, school officials cancelled classes.
In all, nearly 1,200 students, staff and parent volunteers from Piney Grove spent the day at 50 Forsyth County charities.
"It seems that we spend all year long talking about what we're going to test," said Forsyth County Superintendent Buster Evans. "This is a life test. There are a lot of things we measure and test about success. This is something that they'll be able to carry with them throughout their life."






























