RTCA COMMUNITY HELPERS PARADE — Robert Toombs Christian Academy's Kindergarten students held their first 'Community Helpers' parade on Friday, September 9. The kindergarten students have been learning about community helpers in the classroom. Throughout the past few weeks, they have had several helpers such as farmers, preachers, and doctors come speak to their class about what they do and how they help our community. On Friday, each student came to school dressed as a community helper they want to be when they grow up. They were then paraded down the elementary hall and the high school hall for everyone to see. There were dentists, doctors, veterinarians, special ops, nurses, and even a lawyer! Right: Brooks Wilkinson wants to be a dentist when he grows up. Left: Sydney Black would like to work at an animal hospital when she grows up. RTCA COMMUNITY HELPERS PARADE — Robert Toombs Christian Academy's Kindergarten students held their first 'Community Helpers' parade on Friday, September 9. The kindergarten students have been learning about community helpers in the classroom. Throughout the past few weeks, they have had several helpers such as farmers, preachers, and doctors come speak to their class about what they do and how they help our community. On Friday, each student came to school dressed as a community helper they want to be when they grow up. They were then paraded down the elementary hall and the high school hall for everyone to see. There were dentists, doctors, veterinarians, special ops, nurses, and even a lawyer! Right: Brooks Wilkinson wants to be a dentist when he grows up. Left: Sydney Black would like to work at an animal hospital when she grows up.
EMANUEL COUNTY CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION – L to R: Emanuel County Child Abuse Prevention Finance Manager Ashley Thompson, Meadows New Foundation Board of Directors Chairman Mike Calhoun.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
MONTGOMERY COUNTY PARTICIPANTS – In Montgomery County, the Wreaths Across America event is coordinated by the VFW Post 10229, who work to make sure the county remembers the sacrifice of these veterans. L to R: Karl Emanuelson, Jim Bork, Steve Winn, Mamie Prad, Jocelyn Harvill, Beverly Robin, Ric Robin, Cindy Fountain, Carl Fountain, Wanda Fountain.
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