ALBANY, N.Y. - In honor of the victims of the Sandy Hook tragedy, students at Tech Valley High School are vowing to do plenty of good.
Joining a national movement, they're planning to commit "26 acts of kindness."
A wall at the school keeps a tally of all the student's good deeds, near photos of the shootings' victims.
"I decided that I would give up 26 hours to donate at the hospital for each of the lives lost," said Steven King, a sophomore at the school."
"We wanted to have some small good come out of this horrendous tragedy," said teacher Leah Penniman.
The wall will stay up for a week after students return from winter break, and it will then be packed up and sent to Newtown for the Sandy Hook Elementary Students.
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