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Students, staff, community mark one year at Lewes Elementary
Art, yoga, karaoke, Zumba, cooking, STEM highlight anniversary activities
You can’t have a celebration without ice cream. Esdras Sandoval Ramos, center, drops a huge scoop of chocolate into a blender while paraeducator Kim Hall, left, smiles and Raven Wolf gets ready for her turn. ELLEN DRISCOLL PHOTOS
May 9, 2023
Students, staff and friends of Lewes Elementary marked the one-year anniversary of the school’s opening April 27 with a daylong celebration.
Community members volunteered their time – and their ability to source hundreds of donated cupcakes – to lead students in a variety of activities, including Zumba, karaoke, a STEM project, art, yoga and cooking.
All participants enjoyed an outdoor cookout lunch, and members of the fifth-grade class gathered for a class photo with several members of the Cape High Class of 1976.
Belting out “Let it Go” during karaoke club are (l-r) Harmony Neske-Kammerzell, Aniya Murray, Quinn Clark, Zoe May and Madori Torres.
Lots of laughs were had during the Zumba session.
Participating in a STEM activity in front of a photo of the historic school building are (l-) Olivia Zingone, Ayden Bonilla-Merced and Jonah Hewitt.
Cameron Galloway is ready to devour his milkshake.
Painting florals in the style of artist Georgia O’Keeffe are (l-r) Luz Chilel-Zacarias and Kerlin Perez Roblero.
Students hold their positions in a yogi squat.
Diego Ramirez Miguel creates a pattern with petals.
On the steps of Lewes Elementary, members of the Cape High Class of 1976 (l-r) Brad Travis, Michele Travis, Jayne Moore and Alison Buckley are surrounded by the current fifth-grade class.
