Justin Altice and Jamie Bryant work on a task for the Franklin County School District’s first “Amazing Race.” Teams from each school in the county competed against each other as part of a team-building exercise leading up to this year’s convocation.
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Kim Poindexter (left) and Kassandra Board represented Glade Hill Elementary School during the district’s first “Amazing Race.” One of the tasks set before participants included a choice between shoveling cow manure or loading a calf into the back of truck at Homestead Creamery.
Franklin County teachers and administrators have been building 7-foot towers, sawing through logs, loading cows onto a transport truck and completing other tasks, all while racing each other.
Justin Altice and Jamie Bryant work on a task for the Franklin County School District’s first “Amazing Race.” Teams from each school in the county competed against each other as part of a team-building exercise leading up to this year’s convocation.
Kim Poindexter (left) and Kassandra Board represented Glade Hill Elementary School during the district’s first “Amazing Race.” One of the tasks set before participants included a choice between shoveling cow manure or loading a calf into the back of truck at Homestead Creamery.
