Emily House, an eighth grade student at Lakeland Jr. High School, dances as fellow Natural Helpers cheer Tuesday at Hico Country Store in Rathdrum. The group traveled to local businesses in the area performing as a flash mob to help raise money to help a Post Falls family in need. (Coeur d'Alene Press photo: Jerome A. Pollos)

Lakeland Junior High's Natural Helpers are making a difference at their school. And beyond. The group aimed at peer mediation for troubled students and suicide prevention decided to also have a positive impact on its community by raising funds for a Post Falls family whose child has had seven surgeries due to complications of being born prematurely, said eighth-grader and group member Kaylee Sherman. ... She and fellow Natural Helpers held a Hat Day at the school in which students could wear hats for $1. They've held "High 5 Fridays" at school in which classmates and staff give high 5s to brighten spirits and make all students feel included. On Tuesday, the group took their influence to another level, performing flash mob dances at the Hico 76 gas station near the school and Super 1 Foods/Brian Walker, Coeur d'Alene Press. More here.

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