Hog Wild Happenings
at Chester-East Lincoln School
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Over 17 years ago, C-EL teachers Mrs. Susan Foran and Mrs. Myrna Leith came up with the idea to bring agriculture learning into the school with a fun atmosphere.

The idea turned into a full-fledged program named Hog Wild Happenings, teaching students about agriculture and related fields. There is a reading program that ends with someone kissing a baby pig, guest speakers, contests in writing, artwork and coloring, and many other agriculture-related topics and information being taught in the classrooms by the teachers.

Now, 17 years later C-EL has brought back the agriculture program. Mrs. Foran, in her last year teaching at C-EL, and volunteers have formed committees at school to help bring Hog Wild Happenings to the students once again.

The kickoff was earlier in the month and the program is now in full force with things going on all over the school. This week will be the final week of Hog Wild Happenings, culminating in a teacher having to kiss a pig at an assembly on Friday.
 

Pictures by Deb Rohrer

 

Keith Birnbaum from Remington Hybrid Seed Co. was a guest speaker, and the subject was soybeans.

 

 

 

Mrs. Foran's kindergarten all dressed in green for St. Patrick's Day.

 

A young kindergarten student colors a cow.
Each student has made a cow and a pig to display on walls in the hallway.

 

 

 

 

 

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