Kathleen Fitzpatrick, aka Ms. Fitz, made a sweet promise to her students if she made the basket.
Third-graders at Holy Trinity School Georgetown can be thankful that teacher Kathleen Fitzpatrick is a basketball ringer.
Ms. Fitz, as she is known, is a former college player who promised them all hot chocolate if she made a basket from across the playground.The Washington, D.C., school called the full-court swish
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