Warden students run for fun
Warden Elementary School students on their first lap of the school’s 2022 jog-a-thon fundraiser on Friday. The annual event - cancelled the last two years due to pandemic restrictions - is one of the districts largest fundraisers for student activities.
CHARLES H. FEATHERSTONE/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
Warden Elementary School Principal Curtis Weber gives out instructions to elementary school students ahead of the district’s annual elementary school jog-a-thon fundraiser on Friday.
Warden Elementary School kindergarten teacher Courtney Cram (right) leads her students in a round of stretches before the start of the school’s annual jog-a-thon fundraiser on Friday.
Warden Cougar mascot Cason Cox receives a hug and gives high fives to elementary school students toward the end of Warden Elementary School’s annual jog-a-thon fundraiser. Despite only reaching the low 60s, Cox said of being in the mascot suit, “It’s hot in here.”
Warden Cougar mascot Cason Cox gives a high-five to a Warden Elementary School student near the end of the school’s annual jog-a-thon fundraiser on Friday.
WARDEN — The giant practice field outside Warden Elementary School was full of loud, boisterous and energetic students on Friday — all running like many of them have never run before.
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