People express their knowledge, feelings, and beliefs about local and global issues in ways that reflect their creativity.

Hubbell Exhibition - Thursday, April 14th 6:30-7:30

Students share the dangers of smoking with 3rd graders.

Students talk to Jesse at the Blank Park Zoo about the Species Survival Plan.

Spencer  S. - "There are only about 300 Amur Tigers left in the wild."

Students collect trash around the Hubbell community.

Students deliver posters to local businesses to educate the community on pollution and child abuse.

Makaura F. - "Start small, end big."

Students collect donations for local community service centers.



Accepting donations through Friday, April 8th:

• canned fruits and veggies
• 100% fruit juice
• peanut butter
• toiletries and cleaning supplies
• cereal
• cocoa and coffee
• plastic silverware

Kate S. - "Please donate!  Thank you!"

You can view our videos at:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EX2wdCwSEs

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Supplies for Animal Rescue League are delivered as students learn about animal neglect and abuse.

J'Ceon - "The group worked really hard to get all this food, and we ended up with a total of 466 items." 

Haley - "It took us awhile to get all the supplies, but once we went around the school to tell the other classes, it was a big success."

"Ringo is a stray dog that needs a family." - Noe

Students investigating drug abuse talk with local police officers.

Dr. Beck speaks to students about the Great Ape Trust in Iowa and his work in Rwanda.

Students investigating land pollution take a trip to the MWA landfill.

Payton - "This is where they fill the ground with all the trash."

Andrew - "This black liner protects the ground water."

Vicky - "This gross water is rain water that runs off the trash, and it it is called leachate."

Tiffany - "This is where the leachate gets cleaned and turned into water for plants."

Tiffany - "This is a methane pump that collects the methane for electricity."