Carrollton High School science teacher Tim Hawig received a donation from the Carrollton Civic Women’s Club to help start a 4H Forestry Club for students at CHS. The donation was made to the Carrollton City Schools Education Foundation to support the club’s inaugural year. The club will serve as an after-school activity where high school students will gain a strong understanding of trees, forest management and environmental issues. It also provides a hands-on learning experience that helps students develop skills to become better managers of forested land. Pictured from left are Ian Lyle (CHS Principal), Kristen Gill (CCS Education Foundation Executive Director), Sue McBrayer (Carrollton Civic Women’s Club), Tim Hawig (CHS teacher), Nancy Johnson (Carrollton Women’s Civic Club), and Donna Simmers (Carrollton Women’s Civic Club).
