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ACT Coast Kids program visits Worcester Preparatory School
November 12, 2021
Participating in Assateague Coastal Trust’s What’s in the Water program at Worcester Preparatory School Oct. 27 are (l-r) Samantha Kuon, Rehoboth; Eva Tekmen, Berlin, Md.; Lily Lenhard, Millsboro; Lexi Davis, Berlin; John Lynch, Ocean City, Md.; Arianna Dorfler, Ocean City; Noa Bouzaglo, Berlin; Brooke Moore, Rehoboth; Verona Chase, ACT; Elena Gjoni, Ocean City; Vivien Ruggerio, Rehoboth Beach; Blair Moore, Rehoboth Beach; Nora Gorfinkel, Berlin; Rani Yonker, Berlin; Scarlett Shimko, Berlin; and teacher Lindsey MacWha. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
Verena Chase of Assateague Coastal Trust’s Coast Kids visited Lindsey MacWha’s sixth-grade science class at Worcester Preparatory School Oct. 27 to present the program What’s in the Water.
During the program, students learned about point and non-point sources of water pollution, and how to perform basic water-quality measurements.
Celebrating 50 years, WPS is an independent, college prep day school for prekindergarten through 12th-grade students. Located in Berlin, Md., the private school attracts an average of 500 students from Maryland, Delaware and Virginia. For more information, go to worcesterprep.org or call 410-641-3575.
Lexi Davis of Berlin, right, pours an “oil spill” onto a waterway display, observed by (l-r) Rani Yonker of Berlin, Samantha Kuon of Rehoboth, Lily Lenhard of Millsboro, Nora Gorfinkel of Berlin and Blair Moore of Rehoboth.
Verona Chase of ACT measures the visibility of a water sample from the Pocomoke River as students (l-r) Vivien Ruggerio of Rehoboth, Elena Gjoni of Ocean City and their peers observe.
