Romeo, me. – A group of students from the Detroit subway gathered together, making them a very worthwhile trip home from high school.

The students of Romeo High School love and befriend Carson Krawczyk, a senior with autism.

Krawczyk spreads laughter and happiness wherever he goes. His parents said that if no one knew and interacted with their son they admired, they could not go anywhere in the town.

He did the same when he was in school. A classmate said that this teenager always knows when someone is having a bad time, and his mission is to cheer them up, even for a moment.

So, when the teenager invited his friend Ari Krstevski to the homecoming ball, she agreed without hesitation. But she didn’t just agree to be Krawczyk’s date, she wanted to make the whole experience more special for him-so they decided to run for the returning king and queen.

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At that time, other students joined the mission and spread Krstevski’s social media posts like wildfire, hoping to help them win the championship. Moreover, what excites Krawczyk is that they did it.

What happened to this story: Krstevski and the rest of Romeo High School saw an opportunity to give Krawczyk that kind of experience and make him feel special. His parents said it was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and might never come again. NS. But when you pointed this out to the students, they disagreed: They said they just chose their friends.

Krstevski said that no one in the school would think about him differently because he has autism. They think he is a happy, kind and inspiring person.

Romeo, you should be proud.

Watch the full story in the video above.

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