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Charter school students present six‑week Mill Creek study to Moab council
Summary
A kindergarten and first‑grade class presented findings from a six‑week Mill Creek science project, reporting typical flow measurements, most common creek depth (about 6 inches), and a frequently observed temperature of about 65°F; councilors praised the students and teacher.
A kindergarten and first‑grade class from a local charter school presented a hands‑on science project the council and public observed. Teacher Katie introduced students who explained their measurements of Mill Creek: students said they measured flow across a 10‑foot stretch, most frequently recording a flow time of about ten seconds, most common depth of around six inches, and water temperature frequently near 65 degrees Fahrenheit. Students reported clear water and healthy pH results and showed drawings and photos documenting plant and animal observations.
Council members thanked the students and praised the classroom program for teaching local stewardship and science skills. Michael and other councilors encouraged continued community engagement and commended the teacher and students for their work.
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