Football was a favorite on Move it Outside day at Cranberry High School. (By Bo Myers/Student contributor)
Students enjoyed playing baseball and other sports. (By Bo Myers/Student contributor)
Written by Alaina Olson
Student contributor
On Wednesday, May 12, many Cranberry High School students and teachers participated in an event known as Move it Outside day. Move it Outside day is a national event in which educators are encouraged to take their students outside to raise awareness about the importance of outdoor education.
Instead of sitting in a classroom all day, a number of faculty led their students outside to enjoy the fresh air while participating in traditional classroom activities or just relaxing. Some of these activities included frisbee golf, whiffle ball, kickball, walking the track, cornhole, hitting a volleyball around, and short football games.
Rylee Coe, a Cranberry freshman, said, “Move it Outside is fun because it gave me a break from school and got me to do something fun like whiffle ball.”
“Move it Outside day is a great way to get the school community bussin’,” stated Emerson Culver, a ninth-grader at the school.
Based on the positive opinions on Move It Outside day, students and teachers alike can expect this outdoor excursion to continue for years to come.
Preston Forest is having fun just being outside. (By Bo Myers/Student contributor)
Christian Miller plays frisbee with friends on Move it Outside day. (By Bo Myers/Student contributor)
Alaina Olson and Bo Myers are students at Cranberry High School and members of Cranberry Chronicles, the school’s journalism/publications class.
