When 5-year-old Ryder Kilam struggled to wait for his school bus in bad weather, students from Westerly High School’s Construction Technology program decided to help by building him a special sheltered bus stop. With support from their teacher, community donations and a former student, they created an accessible shelter where Ryder can wait comfortably with his family or caregivers. The little boy loved it so much that he even started calling it his own personal fort, proving that a simple act of kindness can make a huge difference…
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