Students collect canned food to give their teacher a Mohawk
Teacher Stacy Despain begins the task of giving Centennial Middle School social studies teacher Scott Schutkowski a Mohawk haircut. Schutkowski promised students that if they tripled the number of cans of food they had collected in the last two days of the drive he would get the haircut, which he did Tuesday.
Students collect canned food to give their teacher a Mohawk
Social studies teacher Scott Schutkowski wonders where much of his hair went Tuesday while being given a Mohawk haircut.
Students collect canned food to give their teacher a Mohawk
Schutkowski checks for himself what a Mohawk haircut feels like.
Students collect canned food to give their teacher a Mohawk
Teacher Stacy Despain begins the task of giving Centennial Middle School social studies teacher Scott Schutkowski a Mohawk haircut. Schutkowski promised students that if they tripled the number of cans of food they had collected in the last two days of the drive he would get the haircut, which he did Tuesday.
Students collect canned food to give their teacher a Mohawk
Teacher Scott Schutkowski wonders if his stylist has called after a fellow teacher was forced to step in and give him a Mohawk haircut.
Students collect canned food to give their teacher a Mohawk
Nicole Schuneman shows C.M.S. teacher Scott Schutkowski how much hair fellow teacher Stacy Despain has taken off Tuesday. Schutkowski was paying off after losing a challenge with his students to collect 1,000 cans of food.
Students collect canned food to give their teacher a Mohawk
Centennial Middle School social studies teacher Scott Schutkowski models his new a Mohawk haircut.
Students collect canned food to give their teacher a Mohawk
Teacher Stacy Despain gives Kyrene social studies teacher Scott Schutkowski a Mohawk haircut while Centennial Middle School students look on.
Students collect canned food to give their teacher a Mohawk
Centennial Middle School social studies teacher Scott Schutkowski models his new Mohawk haircut. Schutkowski promised students that if they tripled the number of cans of food they had collected in the last two days of the drive he would get the haircut, which he did Tuesday.
Students collect canned food to give their teacher a Mohawk
Schutkowski checks for himself what a Mohawk haircut feels like.
Posted: Friday, January 8, 2010 12:00 am
Students collect canned food to give their teacher a Mohawk
By Krystin Wiggs Ahwatukee Foothills News
Ahwatukee Foothills News
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Sometimes students need a little extra motivation, so Kyrene
Centennial Middle School eighth-grade teacher Scott Schutkowski
used his head to find a way to inspire them.
He got a Mohawk.
When Schutkowski heard that Centennial’s school-wide canned food
drive to benefit the Kyrene Resource Center was not doing well, he
told his team of 115 students that if they collected 1,000 cans in
the last two days of the drive he would get the haircut.
“I didn’t really think they would collect 1,000 cans, so I was
very surprised when they did,” Schutkowski said. “I think some
teachers ganged up on me, though. I know the drama teacher dropped
off 30 cans in my classroom, and office staff contributed to our
team, too.”
Schutkowski received the Mohawk in school on Tuesday, but he
plans on changing his hairstyle before he visits with his friends
from high school this weekend.
“I had crazy hair when I was in high school, but there’s
something odd about a 39-year-old with a Mohawk,” he said. “My
barber thinks that she can do a little more conservative version of
a Mohawk. I’m going to let her attempt it, but if she can’t I’m
prepared to have very short hair.”
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