Woodstock North physical education teacher Cindy Ridley stands in recognition of the Impact Grant she received last week from the District 200 Education Foundation. Ridley plans to use the funds for her students to take a horse, yoga, gong, and meditation class with some community partners. (D200 photo)
An adventure farm visit for students with special needs, an elementary school safety patrol program, an improvisation workshop for budding actors – those are among many educational opportunities being funded […]
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