Dreams for school's accessible playground prove boundless

The Capital Times:

Members of the Elvehjem Elementary School community, including students, teachers, parents and other supporters of a unique idea, watched Friday as groundbreaking occurred for a playground designed to be inclusionary to all.

The new playground is designed for use by all kids, including those with disabilities who could not participate in play with their peers on older models of playgrounds.

Last year members of the Elvehjem community decided to enter a national contest for a Boundless Playground and submitted an essay they hoped would win the day for the east side school. But they fell just short, finishing third out of 900 entries.

Posted by Jim Zellmer at August 10, 2008 2:44 AM
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