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Emporia Middle School students describe Interact Club, project-based World Studies
Summary
Students and teacher Andy Hawley presented the Emporia Middle School Interact Club and a project-based World Studies class at the Emporia Board of Education meeting, describing local service projects, global fundraisers and a student-run website used to publish writing.
Emporia Middle School students and their teacher outlined the Interact Club’s local and global service projects and described a project-based World Studies class during a program highlight at the Emporia Board of Education meeting.
The Interact Club, a student branch of the Emporia Rotary Club, funds and runs at least three projects each year, students said. “Each year we do at least three projects. The students get picked the issue that they wanna address and they design a project and come up with the marketing to address those concerns,” student Lincoln Holly…
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