District unveils new Early Learning Bus

by By Tom Marshall Senior Advocate Writer
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Sierra Martin, assistant director of special education (preschool) (forefront on far right), took those in attendance at a recent board of education meeting, on a tour of the Early Learning Bus the district has unveiled. The bus will travel to different parts of the community to help parents with preschool children. The district received a grant to develop the concept. The bus is equipped with a number of learning tools and solar panels. Photo by Tom Marshall.


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