Eagle Scout project benefits Kitty Hawk Elementary students

Published 10:37 am Wednesday, February 17, 2021

By Staff Reports

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Morgan Packard, Micheal Pearson, David Meggs, Hunter Crum and Alex Harvey worked as a team to install the boards. Courtesy Dare County Schools
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Kitty Hawk Elementary School students can now use a new communication board with symbols that will allow them to interact with peers on the playground.

Built and installed by former KHES student David Meggs in order to fulfill the requirements for Eagle Scout, this project was a collaboration between KHES teachers Rebecca Shealey, Sara White, Eagle Scout candidate Meggs and Assistant Principal Lisa Colvin.

Funding was made possible through a community grant sponsored by Kitty Hawk Walmart and the lumber was donated by Good Measure Graphics.

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