A Big Pumpkin and an Even Bigger Heart at Forest View Elementary! 🎃
Cadillac Area Public Schools student Axel Trowbridge is a third grader at Forest View Elementary. He is growing more than just pumpkins—he’s growing kindness!
With help from his grandfather, Axel grew his biggest pumpkin yet, weighing around 60 pounds, and decided to donate it to help decorate the front of his school. Axel wanted to show his friends that he could grow crops and be someone they could count on “if they ever need anything from me.”
As he proudly carried his pumpkin to the front of the building, he shared how happy he was to contribute something special to his school.
Axel is known as one of Forest View’s kindest and hardest-working students, always doing his best even when things get tough. His kindness, determination, and never-give-up attitude embody the very best of what it means to be a Forest View student. We are so proud of Axel for sharing his hard work and his heart with our school community!