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Walk by Kari Heppner’s fourth-grade classroom after school on Mondays, and you probably think her students are having a party to kick off the week. You’ll hear excitement, laughter, and most importantly, learning. Each Monday, a group of students stay after class to take part in a grant-funded program called Crazy 8’s. “Crazy 8’s is […]
Every Thursday students in Mrs. Heppner’s 4th-grade class at Highland Elementary stay after school to do extra math work in a grant program called Crazy 8’s. But this isn’t your everyday math class explains their teacher Kari Heppner. “Crazy 8’s is an accelerated math program developing and expanding the kid’s brains,” said Heppner. “It flexes
