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Washington Elementary students present school highlights to board
Summary
Six third- and fourth-graders from Washington Elementary described clubs, band/strings, a 'green team' recycling initiative, running club and grade-level activities during a board presentation.
Six students from Washington Elementary spoke to the Bethel Park School District board about activities at their school, describing clubs, extracurricular programs and grade-level events.
Why it matters: Student presentations give board members a direct view of classroom and extracurricular life and provide a forum for students to practice public speaking.
Student remarks (high-level) - Adika, third grade: described the school's running club and a one-mile trail event where students set goals and train during recess. - Connor, third grade: said he likes spending time with friends and playing soccer and tag at recess; emphasized respect and inclusion. - Alessia, third grade: praised the school's teachers for making learning fun and preparing students for the future. - Leila, fourth grade: highlighted monthly fourth-grade activities and outings such as bowling and ice skating. - Millie, fourth grade: discussed the school's Green Team that collects recycling twice a month and runs a spring drive; mentioned making a commercial to advertise the drive. - Anna, fourth grade: described band and strings program opportunities and concerts; said music helps students manage time and work together.
Board response: The board and meeting host thanked the students for their presentation and invited them to the dais for recognition.
