Athletes for Charity promotes literacy and STEM at Lincoln May 23, 2019.
Athletes for Charity's launches its literacy and STEM program at Lincoln May 23, 2019.
Lincoln students participate in STEM activities.
Local volunteers guide Lincoln students in STEM explorations.
Lincoln's 3rd grade teacher Mrs. Marszalek watches her student explore one of the STEM activities provided.
Lincoln students enjoy the hands-on STEM activities provided via the efforts of Athletes for Charity.
Lincoln students explore the human skeleton.
Lincoln student shows the skeleton she put together.
Chemical reactions is what these Lincoln students observed.
Representatives from Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore participated in the Athletes for Charity STEM event at Lincoln.
"I wonder what this feels like."
"Is it a solid or a liquid?" was the question.
Volcanoes is the title of one of the books provided by Athletes for Charity at the launching of Lincoln's literacy and STEM event May 23, 2019.
After days of rain, the sun finally came out to warm the cozy group of well wishers who participated in our annual retirement dinner at the Indiana Harbor Yacht Club on May 31st. Linda Randolph was the keynote speaker and she reminded the new retirees that "a little dab will do ya" as she advised them to take it slow in finding the right balance between taking care of themselves and serving others during this new chapter of their lives. Superintendent Dr. McNulty endorsed the take it slow approach in finding a new niche but she added that they are always welcome to come back and read, mentor and help our SCEC kids. It was a lovely evening to get together to reflect on the past while also anticipating the real possibility that the best is yet to come. Many thanks to the Retirement Dinner Committee and to all who made the event so special!
2019 Retirees: Pattie Tucker, Gina Rihacek, Ramona Acevedo, Gladys Torres, Sharon Meier, Rita Williams, Katherine Glover, Elba Rivas, Vido Damjanovich, Anita Garcia
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