Some 29 fifth-graders of Little Egg Harbor’s Frog Pond Elementary School delivered “Bags of Smiles” to the residents of the Seacrest Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center on Feb. 15.
The visit was the culmination of a senior care community service-learning project in which students learned skills while helping their community.
According to Jacqueline Truzzolino, the director of elementary education for the Little Egg Harbor School District, 40 students were involved with the project, researching the facility and interviewing two Seacrest staff members,…
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