
Teacher sinks half-court basketball shot and earns superhero status from her students
CNN
What started out as a promise of hot chocolate turned into a viral video for Washington, DC, teacher Kathleen Fitzpatrick, otherwise known as Ms. Fitz.
Kathleen Fitzpatrick, otherwise known as Ms. Fitz, decided to make a deal with her third-grade class at Holy Trinity School in Georgetown, a few blocks from the Potomac River.
The deal was if she made a full-court shot on the school's basketball court, she would reward the class with a hot chocolate party.

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