Third through sixth-grade gifted students at Starline Elementary presented their Envision projects Tuesday evening. The projects, which were themed around pets, dreams, backyards and career aspirations, took the students ten weeks to complete and were unveiled Tuesday evening.
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- Mackenzie Zemojtel sits next to her display which shows her dreams of becoming a top notch fashion designer. Rick Powell/RiverScene
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- Dylan Hagest sits with his three projects which include a Civil War display, a delightful backyard get a way, and Dylan’s Cabana, a relaxation area. Rick Powell/RiverScene
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- Projects sit on display at Starline Elementary School Tuesday evening. Rick Powell/RiverScene
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- Tyler Thompson sits with his Getting Healthy backyard display that feature organically grown fruits and vegetables Tuesday evening. Rick Powell/RiverScene
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- Project descriptions for the third-sixth graders at Starline sit on display Tuesday evening. Rick Powel/RiverScene
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- Jacob Zemojtel created a backyard featuring nice Arizona early history display. Rick Powell/RiverScene
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- Page Alben sits with her display of her wanting to go to the New York Film Academy and become a professional photographer. Rick Powell/RiverScene
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- Jaeden Rothrock stands with her display that shows she wants to become an assistant district attorney in the San Francisco Bay Area. Rick Powell/RiverScene
Amazing projects! Keep up the great work!!