Everyone laughed when the principal stood up, but they quieted down as soon as the music began.

There were a lot of things we probably loved about high school, but one thing that sticks in our minds is the school rallies. These events, often called pep rallies, were usually linked to major games, like the homecoming game.

Of course, there were other assemblies and occasions when the whole school came together to have fun too. These were the moments when we often witnessed people doing things we wouldn’t normally see.

We live in a world where we’re used to seeing people show off amazing talents. Talent shows on TV and the Internet have introduced us to many individuals who never fail to impress us.

Some of the people who showcased their talents were totally unexpected. It seems like many talent shows on TV aim to find the most unusual contestants with incredible skills to surprise the audience and keep the ratings high.

Then there’s Mr. Tyson Kane, the principal at Chicago Bulls College Prep. He was promoted to oversee a group of 17 different charter schools. It’s easy to understand why when you watch him dance.

One of the things Mr. Kane loves is traveling between schools to teach kids not to feel embarrassed and to overcome their fears. He shows them how to do this, and part of his demonstration includes dancing at school assemblies.

While he was demonstrating at Rowe-Clark Math & Science Academy in West Humboldt Park, someone recorded it, and it ended up going viral.

Most comments on the video praised him, saying he is amazing and that he teaches with a real purpose.

You can see for yourself by watching him dance in the video below: