In Junior Achievement’s scavenger hunt, Lisa Jackman and her daughter, Rachel, earned points for taking a picture of “someone flying high.” They took the picture at the Madison County Historical Society, where they also picked up points for photographing the caboose on display. Their family team took first place in the scavenger hunt.
(Posted Oct. 6, 2020)
Junior Achievement Mad River Region hosted a scavenger hunt on Oct. 4 in Madison County. Using an app, teams completed missions, answered trivia questions and took selfies while competing against rival teams for prizes.
Lisa Jackman of London and her team of family members placed first. Second place went to Robin Henry of West Liberty and her family. Finishing third was the team of London area residents Jana Edmunds, Jodi Homan, Christy Frayser and Mindy Foucht.
Proceeds from the event will help to fund financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and workforce readiness programs for local students.
To learn more about Junior Achievement and volunteer opportunities, contact Crystal Steiner at csteiner@jrachieve.net or (937) 323-4725, ext. 12.
The Henry family children pose atop the London High School sign, one of the landmarks they had to find and photograph during the Junior Achievement (JA) scavenger hunt. JA offers financial literacy and workforce readiness classes to children in grades K-12. The Henry family placed second in the hunt.Mindy Foucht and Christy Frayser reenact a scene from “The Karate Kid” at DiamondZ Batting Cages and Indoor Sports Facility in London. For their theatrics, they earned points that propelled their team to a third-place finish in the Junior Achievement scavenger hunt.(From left) Forrest Gregory, Reagan Nichols and Amy Nichols pick up litter at McKitrick Park in Plain City, earning points as a team competing in the Junior Achievement scavenger hunt.
