Project SHINE

06/05/2025

Love to see students exercising their bodies along-side their minds!!

06/05/2025

Sign ups are open! AGES 12-20

05/29/2025

05/29/2025

Volleyball, football, cheer, and tee-ball are just a few of the many ways our young Cardinals are getting involved & staying active.🏃‍♀🏃‍♂️

It’s great to see them learning new skills, working as a team, and having fun along the way. We’re so proud of their effort and excited to see what’s ahead!

05/29/2025

05/27/2025

Great things are happening in Covert! We are so honored to participate with the Community Garden Club to get the word out about veggies growing in the garden for community use this summer.This township has great things going on!!

05/27/2025

05/23/2025

We’re celebraating May with a fresh, flavorful nod to warmer weather—Greek salad with chicken! Crisp cucumbers, juicy tomatoes, tangy olives, and a sprinkle of feta bring all the sunny vibes, while the grilled chicken makes it a hearty favorite.

It’s the perfect way to welcome springtime appetites and brighter days ahead. Here's to meals that taste like sunshine!
https://www.myplate.gov/recipes/greek-salad-chicken

05/21/2025

Decatur students are diving into MyPlate and discovering what balanced eating really looks like! From figuring out how much of each food group belongs on their plate to sorting out where different foods go, they’re becoming food group experts. Healthy habits are taking shape—one plate at a time!


Davis Elementary School - Decatur Public Schools Decatur Public Schools

05/19/2025

Who says cantaloupe is just for big kids? Our friends in Gobles Pre-K stepped up to the challenge and gave this sweet orange melon a try. With smiles all around and plenty of thumbs-up, it's clear these little ones are ready to take on the good stuff! Here's to new tastes and adventurous eaters!


Gobles Public Schools

05/16/2025

Thought you might enjoy a peek at the results of Ms. Powless' edible classroom science experiment! Students investigated how lentils sprout over time—though their "data" was more like a series of observations on root and sprout formtion.

To give the class a head start, they began a jar at home a few days early. Then they started an official class jar together, using their previous investigations as a guide.

The verdict? Most of the class loved eating the sprouts. So much so that a few students became repeat samplers!!!

Science has never tasted so good!


Lawrence Public Schools Lawrence Tiger Athletics