- April 4, 2025
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A blue and gold macaw unrolls a banner requesting applause.
Kaitlyn Hartmann, a fourth grader, touches a ball python.
Maria Clara Harrington, a fourth grader, touches a blue-tongued skink.
Mia Plaugher, an eighth grader, with Domino, a Palomino Quarter Horse.
Kobi Nethercutt, with teacher Christina O’Connor, and Jenny, a miniature donkey.
Sophie Reinoso, and eighth grader, reacts as she touches a mini-horse.
Jonas Etienne, a route manager, tells eighth graders about the Curotto-Can truck.
Maria Alvaro reacts as she looks into the part of the truck that collects waste.
Madison Wagner, fifth grade, grabs some grapes at healthy-food exhibit.
Michael DeGeorge and Sean Loy, seventh graders, do an experiment to see the effect of pollution in water.
Holy Family Catholic School celebrated Earth Day on April 18.
Students learned about taking care of the earth in a variety of ways. County representatives came to discuss recycling services, and students learned about what can be recycled. They learned about taking care of their bodies through healthy eating, and how to care for all life, from animals to the environment.
DreamCatcher Horse Ranch and Rescue Center brought horses to expose students to another kind of recycling. The center takes in abused or neglected horses and rehabilitates the horses to give them a second life.
