Summer School Activities Continue At Jarman Elementary
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Today's rains may have kept kids inside for summer school at Jarman Elementary but they didn't stop children from enjoying activities such as playing or reading in the media center, participating in learning activities via smartboards, learning about Oklahoma museums or enjoying "I Spy" games and recess inside. Other students were also participating in field trips.
Jarman Elementary has been offering summer school for students who normally attend Andersen, Cedar Ridge, Jarman, Jefferson, Moore and Peters. Jarman is also hosting enrichment classes for students in a Native American program.