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Pocomoke Middle School
Seventh graders from Pocomoke Middle School have been supporting the Kenya Connect program as their service-learning project. Kenya Connect puts kids in the United States in touch with students in Kenya through a pen pal program. As part of their service project, these students raised $270 to benefit Kenyan schools. Pictured, back from left, Christopher Hill, Megan Ludy, Brittany Stevens, Greg Copeland, Brett Kennedy; front from left, Taylor Tittermary, Ana Guerrero, Austin McGee, Leah Petit, Matt Sigua, Casie Campbell, Qua-Tasia Watson and Kesharr Ballard.
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