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EVERGLADES CITY, Fla. Every elementary student at Everglades City School is getting a new teddy bear Monday. The gift came via a donation from members of the community, Principal Jim Ragusa said. Everglades City was one of the hardest-hit areas during Hurricane Irma, and many children lost all of their toys. Every Everglades City School elementary aged student will get a teddy bear at school today! Many lost all their toys in the storm. pic.twitter.com/fiKcTeVue5 — Collier County Public Schools (@collierschools) September 25, 2017 “It just means a lot, because they’re going through a lot,” Ragusa said. “But people here are fighting through it, and we’re going to be back, better than ever, starting today.” Monday is the first day back for students at the school and across Collier and Lee counties. https://twitter.com/collierschools/status/912294209041944576