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Burke Gonzalez speaks to his classmates at Thursday's DARE culmination ceremony at Springs School. KYRIL BROMLEY

Burke Gonzalez speaks to his classmates at Thursday's DARE culmination ceremony at Springs School. KYRIL BROMLEY

Ms. Cleary and Mrs. Yardley's 5th grade class from the Springs School on a field trip to New York City.

Ms. Cleary and Mrs. Yardley's 5th grade class from the Springs School on a field trip to New York City.

Burke Gonzalez speaks to his classmates at Thursday's DARE culmination ceremony at Springs School. KYRIL BROMLEY

Burke Gonzalez speaks to his classmates at Thursday's DARE culmination ceremony at Springs School. KYRIL BROMLEY

Anahi Chabla speaks at the DARE culmination ceremony at Springs school Thursday. KYRIL BROMLEY

Anahi Chabla speaks at the DARE culmination ceremony at Springs school Thursday. KYRIL BROMLEY

Hunter Reynolds and Jacquelyn Bates address their classmastes at Thursday's DARE culmination ceremony at the Springs School. KYRIL BROMLEY

Hunter Reynolds and Jacquelyn Bates address their classmastes at Thursday's DARE culmination ceremony at the Springs School. KYRIL BROMLEY

author on Jun 16, 2009
Wainscott School The second- and third-graders have been completing their research papers on butterflies, and will present their findings next week. They have also been sketching out plans for the... more

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