Crosby students look forward to Earth Day

Students from Susan Ponder’s class display one of the paper recycling boxes that they decorated for the school’s Earth Day competition. Pictured from left to right are: Rylie Collett, Jimmy Lanham, Leonardo Rocha, Taylor Chadwick, Yohana Yemane, and Stevie Aday.

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SUSAN PONDER

The students at Crosby Elementary were excited about Earth Day, April 22! Many activities were planned throughout the day such as a parade, creating a model of your teacher from recyclables, and planting shrubs on the campus’ grounds. Students also competed to see which side of the school can fill a washing machine size box with recyclable paper products by the end of Earth Day. The competition took place between the primary (K-2) and intermediate (3-6) grade levels. Students from the winning side will get to paint the faces of teachers from the losing side green during the campus Spirit Rally scheduled for Friday, April 24.

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