Chicken project continues despite lockdown
Moses Lake High School animal science instructor Jessica Homesley fills the feeder and attracts the entire flock of chickens. The birds are part of a long-term project that is proceeding more or less on schedule, despite schools being shut down to combat the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Moses Lake High School animal sciences instructor Jessica Homesley fills the feeder, attracting the entire flock. The chickens are part of a long-term project proceeding pretty much as planned, even after school was closed as part of the effort to combat the COVID-19 outbreak.
Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald
The Moses Lake High School animal science class project involving raising chickens is still on track, despite the closing of school as part of the effort to combat the COVID-19 outbreak.
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Moses Lake High School animal science instructor Jessica Homesley feeds the school’s chickens a treat. The chickens are part of a long-term project that still on track despite the school closure as part of the effort to combat the COVID-19 outbreak.
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Chickens flock to the corner of the pen, part of a long-term animal science project at Moses Lake High School.
Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald
Back in early March, students in the animal science classes at Moses Lake High School were working on a long-term project that started with raising baby chicks in the classroom.
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