BR-H students support animal shelter while learning about scarcity
Courtesy photo At right, students make pizzas to sell to raise money for the Delta Animal Shelter.
BARK RIVER — The Bark River-Harris second graders learned about the community’s needs in regards to scarcity.
They researched a local need and developed a plan of action to help out. The classes then voted to make and sell pizzas and donate the profits to the Delta Animal Shelter in the form of a check and products.
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