St. Bede Students Take “Passport Across America”

St. Bede Students Take "Passport Across America" 1Students at Montgomery Catholic’s St. Bede Campus took a “Passport Across America” during their annual field day activities. The Physical Education department, along with parent volunteers, set up a variety of activities all themed around the 50 states. Students were paired in their homerooms, with each students having an opportunity to participate at each station.

“Passport Across America” took the students panning for gold in California, calf-roping in Wyoming, a tug-of-war battle, “Hatfield & McCoy” style, in West Virginia, and launched a rocket for Alabama, to name a few of the field day activities. Pictured is Montgomery Catholic first grader David Dedek racing in “Georgia’s Peanut Brigade.”

To view photos from the St. Bede “Passport Across America” Field Day, click here: http://picasaweb.google.com/montgomerycatholic

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