Evan K's video: The Lake Berryessa News Drone Visits Pope Valley Elementary School - The LB News - 3-17-17

Students at the Pope Valley Elementary School had a fun presentation today, learning about how the Lake Berryessa News tells the stories of the region and keeps a historical record for all. Also of course, they got a LB News Drone demonstration. This video is for all the students and fans of the Pope Valley Elementary School. What a great place to be inspired! Here is some information form the school website: "Pope Valley Elementary School is the smallest and most isolated school in Napa County. It is a single-school district whose board consists of local volunteers, three of whom also volunteer for the local fire department. Pope Valley Elementary School serves about 60 students from kindergarten to the eighth grade. While students typically matriculate to St. Helena High School, students may attend any high school when leaving Pope Valley. The students at Pope Valley Elementary School are taught in four classes with experienced and highly-qualified teachers, instructional aides, and a dedicated support staff. One of the aides manages the after school program while the other is one of two bus drivers. The school’s 5th-8th grade language arts and social studies teacher also serves as principal and superintendent. We Believe in Character Development Education Pope Valley Elementary School will be expanding its focus on character development education during the 2016-2017 school year. The school has adopted the Six Pillars of Character and the Character Counts! program. Students in all grades will learn about the six traits: Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsibility, Fairness, Caring, and Citizenship. They will learn how their actions and words affect others and how having a strong character leads to success."