A partnership based on the close proximity of Hillcrest School and Bridge Haven Memory Care residence could end if the Lawrence School Board chooses to close that school. Jennifer Wilk’s kindergarten class visits Bridge Haven periodically to cheer residents and share what they have learned.

photo by: Mike Yoder

Using a decorated box for a TV screen, Hillcrest School kindergartners present a weather forecast that included “cloudy with a chance of pizza-tornados” to seniors at Bridge Haven Memory Care Residence, 1126 Hilltop Drive. The students walked down the street from school to share what they learned after reading “Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs.”

photo by: Mike Yoder

Angela Braden looks through her TV weather box as she and her kindergarten classmates from Hillcrest School walk to visit seniors at Bridge Haven Memory Care. The students presented weather reports to the seniors with predictions like "chance of pizza-tornadoes."

photo by: Mike Yoder

Kindergartners from Hillcrest School show off their decorated weather boxes to seniors at Bridge Haven Memory Care. The students present a weather forecast that included "cloudy with a chance of pizza-tornadoes."

photo by: Mike Yoder

Hillcrest School kindergarten teacher Jennifer Wilk records her students as they present a weather forecast to seniors at Bridge Haven Memory Care.

photo by: Mike Yoder

Using a decorated box for a TV camera, Hillcrest kindergarteners, left, present a weather forecast that included "cloudy with a chance of pizza-tornados" to seniors at Bridge Haven Memory Care.

photo by: Mike Yoder

Kindergartners Estephanie Contreras, left, and Trenity Duvall look over their weather reports before going “on camera” for a presentation to seniors at Bridge Haven Memory Care.