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Shields students, parents walk for technology
Hundreds of walkers and joggers circle the track behind Shields Elementary School during the annual Tech Walk. BY RON MACARTHUR
April 22, 2014
Jackson Whitcomb seems amazed that bubbles are flying in front of him. BY RON MACARTHUR
Families are always an important part of the Shields Tech Walk. BY RON MACARTHUR
Second-grade teacher Candace Ruckle applies color to Neveah Landis' hair. BY RON MACARTHUR
Helping One Student to Succeed mentoring program coordinator Dawn Hughes applies paint to Emily Williams' face. BY RON MACARTHUR
Sarah Williams takes aim at the basketball hoop in one of several children's activities offered during the Tech Walk. BY RON MACARTHUR
Sam Gossett is all smiles as he runs a lap around the Shields track. BY RON MACARTHUR
Ella Marinucci has no trouble keeping a Hula Hoop on her waist. BY RON MACARTHUR
Hundreds of students, friends and family members turned out April 11 for the 12th annual Tech Walk at Richard Shields Elementary School in Lewes. Each year, the event raises funds to purchase technology for the school; this year about $3,000 was raised. Funds will go to purchase iPads and applications. The walk is also in memory of Betty Gooch, who coordinated the school's computer lab.
