Weaver Creek new home for FCMS trout

  • Students anxiously awaited their turn to have a trout placed in their cup so they may release it into the stream.
    Students anxiously awaited their turn to have a trout placed in their cup so they may release it into the stream.
  • Students wore clothes and shoes perfect for getting into the water so that they can release their tout into their new home.
    Students wore clothes and shoes perfect for getting into the water so that they can release their tout into their new home.
  • Students, left, Isabella Davenport, Tori Arp (STEM Teacher), Olivia Harris, Molly Howard, and Rivers Halpin were having so much fun releasing their trout into the stream.
    Students, left, Isabella Davenport, Tori Arp (STEM Teacher), Olivia Harris, Molly Howard, and Rivers Halpin were having so much fun releasing their trout into the stream.
  • Students, left, Isabella Davenport and Selena Bell checked the temperature of the water to ensure their trout will be acclimated accurately.
    Students, left, Isabella Davenport and Selena Bell checked the temperature of the water to ensure their trout will be acclimated accurately.
  • It is important to check the PH level of the water to ensure the trout survive in their new environment. Students, left, Elin Thoresen and Elizabeth Evans collected some of the water from the stream with STEM Teacher, Tori Arp and used a device to check it’s PH.
    It is important to check the PH level of the water to ensure the trout survive in their new environment. Students, left, Elin Thoresen and Elizabeth Evans collected some of the water from the stream with STEM Teacher, Tori Arp and used a device to check it’s PH.
    By Bobbi Pippin Fannin County Middle School students’ hard work finally paid off on Thursday, March 7, when they were able to release 70 Rainbow Trout into Weavers Cree...

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