By Laura Bailey
Students and staff lined the walls at Hubbell Elementary School on Monday awaiting the arrival of two special visitors: Bristol Police officers Brian Hileman and Jeffrey Parracino.
“We wanted to say thank you to our Bristol Police Officers.” said Jennifer St. John. “The kids are so excited to see them, we love our Bristol Police Department.”
St. John is the president of the Hubbell P.T.A
Right: Oreo, Kristine DeLeo, Officer Jeffrey Parracino and Officer Brian Hileman. | Laura Bailey
In honor of National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, St. John worked with Principal Kristine DeLeo, and third grade teachers Cindy Ahern and Lindsay Gagnon to organize the event.
Right: Hubbell Social Worker Regina Capozzi cheers with the students. | Laura Bailey
Right: Hubbell students wave goodbye to the Police Officers. | Laura Bailey
Officers Hileman and Parracino smiled as they walked through the elementary school doors to greet the students, staff and Hubbell School Mascot Oreo. As they walked through the halls, students high-fived the Police Officers and thanked them for keeping Bristol safe.
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