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Miss Harr, our home town hero!

6/17/2014

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Crestwood students were treated by our returning hometown hero during our Jalopy parade from "On the Wings of Heroes" One Book One School culminating activity.  Miss Harr then presented students with a power point slide show of her experiences as an Einstein Fellow the for National Science Foundation.  A highlight of this year's sabbatical was receiving the Presidential Academic Excellence for Science, Math, and Technology at the national level with a White House luncheon including meeting President Obama.

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Environmental teachers unite in Dayton to celebrate our five year reunion of Miami University's Timberline geology field station in Dubois, Wyoming.  More news to follow as we travel to see Natalie in Dc and Lee in Park City, Utah this summer!

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    Rosemary Krupar teaches 3rd grade at Crestwood Intermediate School.  She is working as a Teacher-Ranger-Teacher at the Cuyahoga Valley National Park.

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