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With shiny red pompoms, Stowe Elementary School held an assembly Wednesday morning to pass out Standout Stowie Awards to hard working students for completing their academic and reading goals this year. More red pompoms waved as Principal Tiona Sandbulte accepted the North-Star Wayfinder Award. Stowe is just one of three schools nationally to receive the award for demonstrating an outstanding commitment to implementing Wayfinder learning with fidelity and excellence. Read more about the Wayfinder Curriculum at www.withwayfinder.com (Jon Lemons/Des Moines Public Schools)
A little girl out on the street during the Saint Patrick's Day Parade in Washington, DC in March, 2003.
JCJC baseball standouts Logan Riddell and Vito Perna signed scholarships with Southeastern Louisiana University on Wednesday morning in the JCJC Media Center. Pictured are, seated from left, Riddell and Perna. Standing, from left, Bobcat assistant coach Chris Kirtland and JCJC head coach Christian Ostrander.
Old bikes formed a special class at Piston Poppers Raceway (Sep 7th). These are not to be underestimated - nice running machines.
With shiny red pompoms, Stowe Elementary School held an assembly Wednesday morning to pass out Standout Stowie Awards to hard working students for completing their academic and reading goals this year. More red pompoms waved as Principal Tiona Sandbulte accepted the North-Star Wayfinder Award. Stowe is just one of three schools nationally to receive the award for demonstrating an outstanding commitment to implementing Wayfinder learning with fidelity and excellence. Read more about the Wayfinder Curriculum at www.withwayfinder.com (Jon Lemons/Des Moines Public Schools)
With shiny red pompoms, Stowe Elementary School held an assembly Wednesday morning to pass out Standout Stowie Awards to hard working students for completing their academic and reading goals this year. More red pompoms waved as Principal Tiona Sandbulte accepted the North-Star Wayfinder Award. Stowe is just one of three schools nationally to receive the award for demonstrating an outstanding commitment to implementing Wayfinder learning with fidelity and excellence. Read more about the Wayfinder Curriculum at www.withwayfinder.com (Jon Lemons/Des Moines Public Schools)
With shiny red pompoms, Stowe Elementary School held an assembly Wednesday morning to pass out Standout Stowie Awards to hard working students for completing their academic and reading goals this year. More red pompoms waved as Principal Tiona Sandbulte accepted the North-Star Wayfinder Award. Stowe is just one of three schools nationally to receive the award for demonstrating an outstanding commitment to implementing Wayfinder learning with fidelity and excellence. Read more about the Wayfinder Curriculum at www.withwayfinder.com (Jon Lemons/Des Moines Public Schools)
A bright blush of pink in the middle of a drab forest carpet along the Knik River. Tree blooms which fell last fall remain living and ready to re-seed.
With shiny red pompoms, Stowe Elementary School held an assembly Wednesday morning to pass out Standout Stowie Awards to hard working students for completing their academic and reading goals this year. More red pompoms waved as Principal Tiona Sandbulte accepted the North-Star Wayfinder Award. Stowe is just one of three schools nationally to receive the award for demonstrating an outstanding commitment to implementing Wayfinder learning with fidelity and excellence. Read more about the Wayfinder Curriculum at www.withwayfinder.com (Jon Lemons/Des Moines Public Schools)
With shiny red pompoms, Stowe Elementary School held an assembly Wednesday morning to pass out Standout Stowie Awards to hard working students for completing their academic and reading goals this year. More red pompoms waved as Principal Tiona Sandbulte accepted the North-Star Wayfinder Award. Stowe is just one of three schools nationally to receive the award for demonstrating an outstanding commitment to implementing Wayfinder learning with fidelity and excellence. Read more about the Wayfinder Curriculum at www.withwayfinder.com (Jon Lemons/Des Moines Public Schools)
This is basically a revisit of an older photo that I took. The older one was sloppy and all the trees were green. I decided to take it a step further and make one tree standout and include the sky. The tree is lit by an automatic light on my barn. I found out that my camera reads the color of the light as green by accident while learning how to do long exposures. I love how weird and kind of eerie this is.