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Second graders present penguin research to Wes-Del board
Summary
Second-grade students at Wes-Del presented brief reports, drawings and hallway displays about penguins — habitats, diets and species — and received praise from board members and administrators.
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Second-grade students from Wes-Del Community Schools presented classroom research about penguins at the start of the board meeting, reading short reports and showing hallway displays of their drawings.
The students described multiple penguin species, where they live and what they eat, and shared facts about size and lifespan. One student noted rockhopper penguins can live up to about 20 years; others explained variations in size and habitat. Board members and administrators praised the students for public speaking and commended their teachers for preparing the project.
The presentation lasted several minutes; after the students left the meeting, board members thanked them and invited families to return for future events. No board action was required for the presentation.

