Lifestyle

Martin Walker students have committed to do their part to make a difference in their school’s footprint. The Cen-Tex Sustainable Communities Partnership as well as Fort Hood Recycle, Child & Youth Services, and the School Liaison Office Adopt-A- School Program launched the Youth Environmental Ambassadors program to encourage youth to make a difference within their school’s footprint by reducing, reusing and recycling at school, as well as in their own community.

In an era of a pandemic when interactions have been limited for everyone, Mae Stevens Early Learning Academy is taking advantage of three grants received from the Copperas Cove Education Foundation to increase student learning, health, nutrition, and technology access.

Martin Walker Elementary third grader Emerson Turner knew first-hand why she was raising money for the American Heart Association. Emerson was born with a rare congenital malformation of the heart known as Tetralogy of Fallot, a condition that effects one in 3,000 babies, and underwent open heart surgery to address her condition.