kcrg-tv nine's brea love tells us about lip sync for metro high school principal brian galusha walking the halls. it may be for supervision, but he's gets to spend time getting to know his students. his goal is to give them what they need to succeed. "29:33education is the future of our kids, and anything we can for them, i think is a good things for kids." that's why he's performing in the inaugural "lip sync for learning". it's a night of lip sync battles with city leaders. that includes administration from three cedar rapids high schools. for 120 seconds, they will dress up, get on stage, and lip sync a song. only one act can be crowned the winner, and it's all to raise money for schools in cedar rapids. 27:19"there was really not much hesitation for that, 2 minutes of embarrassment is worth the amount of funds that have helped our students here at metro high school." the cedar rapids community schools foundation's mission is to help better schools buildings. it's redone classrooms materials for students. organizers say the foundation fills in the gap where state and sector funding

between classes you will find metro high school principal brian galusha walking the halls. it may be for supervision, but he's gets his students. his goal is to give them what they need to succeed. "29:33education is the future of our kids, and anything we can do to make that more authentic for them, i think is a good things for kids." that's why he's performing in the inaugural "lip sync for learning". with city leaders. that includes administration from three cedar rapids high schools. for 120 seconds, they will dress up, get on stage, and lip sync a song. only one act can be crowned the winner, and it's all to raise money for schools in cedar rapids. 27:19"there was really not much hesitation for that, 2 minutes of embarrassment is worth the amount of funds that have helped our students here at metro high school." the cedar rapids community schools foundation's mission is to help better schools buildings. it's redone classrooms and provided more hands on materials for students. organizers say the foundation fills in the gap where state and sector funding this year, it wa

as for galusha, there's only one plan ahead of the biggest part of the game plan." in cedar rapids, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. the competition starts at 6:30 tomorrow at information on this story online -- just connect with our website, kcrg.com. a coffee company is making sure iowans are well-caffeinated. and the group is seeing a positive result, growing their dubuque based business. but right now, here's a look at opening farm markets. good morning! we'll see a stronger wind out of the southwest, which will help to drive temperatures well into the 60s across the area. this will be time of the year. our next cold front will pass through the region dry going into our veteran's day, but it'll be cooler for sure with highs limited to the 50-55 range. this weekend couldn't be better for mid-november with highs in the 50s on saturday with low 60s likely on sunday. have a great day!today: sunny and a little breezy. wind: sw 10-20. high: 66 tonight: mostly clear. wind: nw 5-10. low: 39 tomorrow: mostly sunny. wind: n 10-20. high: 54 tom. night: clear and colder. wind:

between classes you will find metro high school principal brian galusha walking the halls. it may be for supervision, but he's gets to spend time getting to know his studen they need to succeed. "29:33education is the future of our kids, and anything we can do to make that more authentic for them, i think is a good things for kids." that's why he's performing in the inaugural "lip sync for learning". it's a night of lip sync battles with city leaders. that includes administration from three cedar rapids high schools. for 120 seconds, they will dress up, get on stage, and lip sync a song. only one act can be crowned the winner, and it's all to raise money for schools in cedar rapids. 27:19"there was really not much hesitation for that, 2 minutes of embarrassment is worth the amount of funds that have helped our students here at metro high school." the cedar rapids community classrooms and provided more hands on materials for students. organizers say the foundation fills in the gap where state and sector funding can't reach. this year, it wanted to find a new way to raise mon