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Orca K-8 in southeast Seattle is a public, alternative school focused on environmental education. This class of 27 4th and 5th graders has planned a unique trip around Washington and Oregon to study sustainable energy and agriculture, history, and geology. We have conducted research, raised money, planned the itinerary, and created daily lesson plans. Watch as our 6-day adventure unfolds.
it all began as a some good-natured teasing back in the early 70s, with some out of town friends calling the city of Milton-Freewater, Muddy Frogwater. Only thing was the name stuck and even the townfolk of Milton-Freewater started using the moniker.
ReplyDeleteOne night some guys decided it was time the new town name became official and late one evening they snuck to the edge of town and painted “Muddy-Frogwater” over the “Welcome to Milton-Freewater” sign. It is said this was one of the first recorded instances of graffiti the town had known.
The town’s annual festival, which used to be the “Pea Festival” with its very own “Pea Princess” was dieing a slow death. Some folk decided it should be reborn and decided the new town festival would henceforth be called “The Muddy Frogwater Festival”.