By james art 
The hard work and dedication of the Baton Rouge High School were rewarded with a surprise, changing life on Monday night.
For four years, Kenrel Taylor, senior at the school bridge school, rode his bike to school, work and basketball practice.
He tells WAFB that his busy schedule made it catch the bus impossible: “I have to do what I need to do. Beyond that I have a job and I have so many other things that I have to do and I don’t really have time and when I don’t have time, I can’t do the bus, so the only way I can really get here is with this bike. “
In addition to the school and his part-time work, the Honor Roll student says he is most passionate about helping people. Even with his busy social calendar, he still finds time to participate voluntarily as a teacher and sit on BRPD panels for his school.
After graduation, Taylor has his own views, placed in the degree of nurses or law, where he can continue to make a difference, but on a larger scale.
Dr. PoPleon, Assistant Director of Idea Bridge Operations, noticed Taylors’ dedication to top achievement and return. Dr. PoPleon wanted to help to simplify his trip and decided to start working to get a vehicle for him.
The auxiliary principal contacted a former parent of the school who owns a towing company, and they not only donated a car, but also paid for tax property and license.
Baton Rouge High School Senior Surprise by car after basketball game
On Monday night, D -R Pepleon had everything that would surprise Taylor and his family with his new trip after a senior night. “I remember talking to my mother. His mother was so excited and so proud of him as a student. And I said, Mom, you will be really excited after this game. And she said,” I hope. I don’t know what’s coming. “
After the game ended and the surprise was revealed, Taylor burst out with excitement. “I was shocked and happy; everyone in my family was screaming, what! And it was just like it was great. The feeling is like a feeling that I” never come back.
Taylor is beyond grateful to all who did this possible and thanks to God for giving him the opportunity, saying, “I will make sure that this will not go unnoticed.”
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