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The active day gave students two ways to explore. While some students walked a scenic portion of the trail, 15 adventurous students opted to bike the route. Sergeant Murray and Deputy Haring from the Washington County Sheriff's Bike Patrol Unit accompanied the group to ensure everyone stayed safe during the impressive 15-mile round trip ride.
An incredible team of teachers and chaperones supported the students every step and pedal of the way, including Mr. Tully, Mr. Smatko, Ms. Brewer, Ms. Sass, Mr. Barton, Mrs. Glass, Ms. Iuliucci, and Mrs. Smatko.