Polson students enjoy last fun-filled days of school
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Linderman second graders belt out a song during their play “Cinder Elly” during the first week of June.
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A Polson Middle School student council member, left, paints over graffiti under the Armed Forces Memorial Bridge
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George Wyman, above right, lifts classmate Quinton Clark during the wheelbarrow race at the second grade field day.
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Aspen McKee, left, and Grace Simonich sprint during third grade field day.
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Linderman students compete in a sackrace during field day.
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POLSON — School ended for Polson kids on June 13, but the two weeks leading up to that date were busy ones for students.
Field trips to a nursery, Glacier National Park, the National Bison Range, picnic lunches in the park, Art in the Backyard, awards, field days for each grade with races and games and even a second grade play called “Cinder Elly.”
Between cleaning desks, stacking textbooks, taking home art projects and enjoying popsicles in the sun, students could hear the siren song of summer beckoning and savored the last few, fun days of school.
