*PHOTOS* Pentucket’s Page School Beats the Heat with Cooling Cart
Superintendent Justin Bartholomew and Principal Emily Puteri would like to share that Page School administrators helped students and staff beat the heat with a “cooling cart” that carried a variety of items to help cool down.
Pentucket Regional School District students, teachers, and staff experienced high temperatures throughout the first week of school. Page School administrators decided to put together a “cooling cart” that would offer students and teachers relief from the heat, as well as some fun, during the school day on Thursday, Sept. 7.
The cooling cart featured a variety of treats and items that were delivered to the classrooms throughout the day. Students were treated with ice water and popsicles, and staff had access to an array of items including cold face wipes, beverages, ice cream, frozen peppermint patties, seltzer, and more.
“The cooling cart was a way for all of us at Page School to have a little fun and beat the heat,” said Principal Puteri. “The students’ faces lit up when we rolled the cart to each classroom and our staff members were so appreciative!”
