OREM, Utah — A construction engineering class in the Alpine School District put their skills to good use to help the family of a school employee.
The district said an employee at Timpanogos High School has a son with Guillain-Barré syndrome and was in the hospital for two months. But the family's home needed to have a wheelchair ramp in order for him to return home.
So to help out the family, Bret Goodwin, a teacher at Timpanogos, and his students volunteered to build the ramp.
"It removed so much stress from me. It’s been a long road for us. Thank you for the support that we needed at this time. THS is the best!” the school employee said, according to the district's Facebook post.
Watch the video above for more on this heartwarming story.
