The whole community got involved on STEAM Day at Inman Elementary. To help ring in the fall, school-wide activities saw the young Eagles engaged in pumpkin-based learning. Students in Pre-K through 2nd grade built gates to hold 5 small pumpkins, and students in 3rd-5th grade built catapults to launch pumpkins.
— Article provided by the Fayette County School System.
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