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Helping students improve their word choices

Feb 11, 2025 | Education

Teacher presenting to classroom of students with laptops.

The students at Lake Arrowhead Elementary School received their dictionaries and thesauruses on Friday, Feb. 7 from members of the Lake Arrowhead and Mountain Sunrise Rotary Clubs. The Rev. Dr. Bill Stanley shared some of the features of the dictionaries with the third-graders and the thesauruses with the fifth-graders. Helping distribute the books were Jay Rynda, Elizabeth O’Neil, Bill Stanley, Barry Hoy, Aylene Popka and Jeanne Hoy.

(Photos by Elizabeth O’Neil)

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