Lewiston Educational Achievement Program Middle School students visit the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray.
GRAY — The Lewiston Educational Achievement Program students set off into the woods to learn about and view Maine’s wildlife at the Maine Wildlife Park recently.
The field trip was open to students who had maintained high attendance and demonstrated positive behavior. Twenty five students had a picnic lunch of pizza and ice cream.
Students were provided individual tours by park staff, learning about wildlife that is present in Maine today and the history and evolution of the state. By holding bones, antlers and furs, students were able to learn about how the animals survive and thrive in the environment.
LEAP is a program of L/A Arts and offers Lewiston Middle and High School students a safe, academically enriching environment, consisting of snack, homework assistance and enrichment classes at no cost to parents. For more information, visit www.leapmaine.org or call 782-7228.
Find out about L/A Arts online at www.laarts.org.
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