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Local Eagle Scout builds sensory activity boards for Spectrum Autism Support Group
Summary
A Johns Creek student described an Eagle Scout project that produced six‑foot sensory activity boards for the Spectrum Autism Support Group, paid for with about $2,000 in project funds.
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A scout who identified herself as Nivedena told the Johns Creek City Council on March 10 that her Eagle Scout project created six‑foot sensory activity boards for the Spectrum Autism Support Group, serving students from kindergarten through 12th grade and some adults. "My project was building 6 foot tall sensory activity boards for Spectrum Autism Support Group," she said, and added the project cost about $2,000.
The mayor presented a certificate to recognize the accomplishment and thanked the scouts for community service. Council members and attendees took photos after Nivedena described the project and said the beneficiary was satisfied; the council did not take additional action on the project during the meeting.
