Students at Myrtle Avenue Elementary School honored local First Responders through their first exhibition of learning.
- Myrtle Avenue School’s first learning exhibition of the school year is focused on First Responders.
- The exhibition is student-led and created, with students researching and interviewing First Responders.
- The exhibition is part of the effort to convert Myrtle Avenue into the first micro-school in the district.
- Students demonstrated their knowledge through presentations, models, and puppet shows.
- The goal is for students to collaborate and articulate what they’ve learned to the public.
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Myrtle Avenue Elementary School held its first learning exhibition, themed First Responders. California Highway Patrol (CHP), Hall Ambulance, and Kern County Fire Department (KCFD) are some of the organizations highlighted in students’ projects.