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COOLER. A HEARTWARMING HOMECOMING TONIGHT FOR A WAUKEE STUDENT WHO SPENT THE LAST TWO YEARS RECEIVING CARE AT MAYO CLINIC IN MINNESOTA. THIS IS THE MOMENT EVA WEIGEL RETURNED TO EASTON ELEMENTARY TO A HALLWAY FULL OF STAFF AND SUPPORTERS. A LOT OF PEOPLE REALLY HAPPY TO SEE HER. IT IS TRADITION AT THE SCHOOL TO DO A CLAP OUT FOR FIFTH GRADERS ON THEIR LAST DAY IN THE BUILDING. EVA IS NOW 13, BUT JUST WEEKS AFTER STARTING FIFTH GRADE AT EASTON ELEMENTARY, SHE HAD TO STOP PHYSICALLY ATTENDING THE SCHOOL. EVA SUFFERED FROM HEART FAILURE AND HAS SPENT NEARLY TWO YEARS AT MAYO CLINIC. SHE NOW HAS A NEW HEART. EVA’S PARENTS SAY SHE STAYED POSITIVE THE ENTIRE WAY THROUGH WITH BIG HELP FROM HER TEACHERS. WE HAD TWO TEACHERS THE NIGHT OF TRANSPLANT AND I DON’T YOU DON’T SEE MANY TEACHERS THAT DO THIS CAME UP AND THEY’RE UP THERE ALL NIGHT. THEY DIDN’T GO BACK TO THE HOTEL. THEY WERE UP THERE 15 HOURS WITH US, STAYED AWAKE. THEY GOT A HOTEL ROOM. THEY DIDN’T DO ANYTHING BUT SHOWER. THE NEXT MORNING. THAT’S HOW IT TELLS YOU HOW SUPPORTIVE THIS LUCKY’S IS. WHAT WOULD WE DO WITHOUT OUR TEACHERS? THEY ARE AWESOME. EVA, BY THE WAY, IS EXPECTED TO START SEV