Lights Go Down for Cooley Ranch's Big Hero 6 Movie Night
Photo Courtesy of: Bill Norris
As parents and students get in line to get their snacks, students in need of shoes are invited to take a pair, donated by Sketchers.
Photo Courtesy of: Bill Norris
Parents and students receive candies from volunteers before the movie starts.
Photo Courtesy of: Bill Norris
Students, parents and volunteers gather around to watch Big Hero 6.
Photo Courtesy of: Bill Norris
Volunteers pass out candies to students gathering for movie night at Cooley Ranch Elementary.
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