Character lessons at Coweta Charter Academy

October 9, 2011

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Coweta Charter Academy kicked off its character education program (STRIVE) on Friday, September 23. The students rotated through 11 different stations featuring community vendors and services including State Farm, Coweta County EMS, Fayette County Sheriff’s Department Detective Aaron Fenimore, Fayette County Sheriff’s Department K-9 Unit, Publix, Pollard’s Recycling and Waste Services, Piedmont Hospital Physical Therapist Jill Fenimore, and more. Each station was linked to character traits that the students will be “striving” to achieve throughout the school year. Photo/Special.

Ben Nelms

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