Kaleb Couch!
Saturday, July 11th
Mya Whitaker, Joslynn Good, Karli Fath, Raina Thomas, and Luke Price were all chosen by Mrs. Cano's student teacher, Ms. Bayman, and Mrs. Cano to participate in the Ohio District 4 Congressional Art Competition. This nationwide high school competition began in 1982, intending to recognize artistic talent across the nation. Selected student artwork is submitted to the area representative's office, where a panel of artists selects the winning entries, and the final winning artworks will be displayed for one year in the U.S. Capitol. Although none of Hardin Northern's artwork was selected to move on, Karli Fath received a ribbon for Honorable Mention with her oil pastel artwork titled "Artemis II's Mission to Carroll". Congratulations, artists!
Each student researched an animal at the zoo that faces extinction. In addition, students learned about the conservation efforts Fort Wayne Zoo takes to preserve many endangered species. To support their efforts, second grade students opened their own Animal Store to raise money. Their store raised a total of $633.25 to directly support the zoo.
Today on their field trip to the Fort Wayne Zoo, students were surprised with their very own animal adoption kits. Students received a plush of the animal they studied along with an adoption certificate and a letter from the Zoo Director.
A big shoutout goes to Jim for presenting our students with these kits and thanking them for their hard work on this project. We appreciate you taking the time out of your day to do!
From the first pickup in the morning to the final drop-off in the afternoon, you play such an important role in our students' daily lives. Your commitment to safety, consistency, and care does not go unnoticed. You build relationships, create a positive start to the day, and ensure our students get where they need to be safely.
Thank you for everything you do behind the wheel and beyond. We are grateful for each of you and proud to have you as part of our Polar Bear family!
