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Carney visits Rehoboth Elementary School
June 15, 2017
Gov. John Carney and Sen. Ernie Lopez, R-Lewes, talk to (l-r) Megan Drummond, Cooper Forcucci, Jarenson Orozco-Niz and Steven Bojorquez-Orellana as teacher Charlene Jones looks on.
Gov. John Carney talks with Karen Kea’s third-graders about their project learning how to sell and market goods at a farmer’s market.
Gov. John Carney works with fourth-grader Laura Ruiz on her project: writing a biography.
Gov. John Carney talks with fifth-graders (l-r) Mason Rogers, Annemarie Rodriguez, Legacy Hayes and Julia Grabiet.
The final stop of Gov. John Carney’s trip to Rehoboth Elementary School was planting a witch hazel tree, donated by Delaware Forest Service on behalf of kindergartner Mariya Dorakhava, who won an Arbor Day poster design contest for her age group.
On a bleak and rainy May 24, Gov. John Carney was in high spirits visiting students at Rehoboth Elementary School.
Carney dropped in on four classes, where students were curious and engaging with their governor. Charlene Jones’ second-grade class was learning about Amelia Earhart and famous women explorers. Shown is Carney talking with Lilly Lamberson and Franklin Hernandez-Velasquez. RYAN MAVITY PHOTOS
