Tulloch makes suprise stop at local middle school

Oct 22, 2008 at 07:00 PM

NASHVILLE, TN, OCT. 23, 2008 —Earlier this week, Tennessee Titans linebacker Stephen Tulloch made a surprise visit to Brick Church Middle School. Brick Church held their monthly awards ceremony where students are presented with certificates and praise for their work in the classroom and for their behavior.

Brick Church Principal Chirelle Jefferson credits a lot of the students' excellence in the school and the identity of the school to the wonderful amount of support and involvement Brick Church has from its parents. A feat Tulloch was happy to address. "I would like to thank each and every parent that is here tonight," Tulloch added. "Your support goes a long way in the development of these children and they are all fortunate to have such caring and supportive parents as yourselves."

Tulloch speaks to the students and parents as Brick Church Principal Chirelle Jefferson looks on.

Tulloch also made a surprise announcement that received a standing ovation and cheers from the students.

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