William Foster K-Club
Students Interact with Community Senior Citizens
Approximately 18 fifth grade students from William Foster
Elementary School visited with senior citizens at City Hall earlier this week,
as part of the District’s continued effort to remain actively engaged with
stakeholders in the community. The William Foster “K-Club/Ambassadors,” a
collection of building leaders who support the mission of the Kiwanis
organization and who have been identified as those who positively represent the
District, took turns reading self-authored statements about how they would like
to help our community and our world. Approximately
30 senior citizens listened as the William Foster ambassadors explained in
great detail and enthusiasm their vision and action plan for making our
community and our world a better place. Afterwards,
the students helped award senior citizens with prizes through a raffle while
also taking the time to say hello in a wonderful display of interaction and
meaningful engagement. This marks the 10th year that Garfield
Heights students are visiting senior citizens and we thank the community, and
this particular group, for their continued support.
Click HERE to view photos from the morning!