Third Born Learning Trail added
- January 25, 2021
- / Shannon Nickinson
- / early-learning,for-parents
The third of five Born Learning Trails, provided by a grant from International Paper, is coming with the help of members from the Pace High School Interact Club in Pea Ridge at Santa Villa Park.
The photos here show the Born Learning Trail in Century. This Born Learning Trail is made possible through the partnership of the Early Learning Coalition of Santa Rosa County, International Paper, Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners, and United Way of West Florida.
The Born Learning Trail, a United Way Worldwide initiative since 2005, is a series of 10 interactive signs that offer fun, active learning activities for young children and their families. It helps parents, caregivers, and communities create quality engagement opportunities when out on a stroll or while playing at a park.
The remaining two Born Learning Trails will be installed later this year in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties.
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