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‘It’s just a huge recess’: Aquarian Charter School field day brings community together
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‘It’s just a huge recess’: Aquarian Charter School field day brings community together ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Aquarian Charter School traded the classroom for something a little more colorful as students participated in a field day celebration on Tuesday.Nearly 400 students and 150 parent volunteers came together at Arctic Rec Center for the event, according to event organizers.This year featured about 40 stations including a petting zoo, obstacle courses, bouncy houses and a hair station.Third grade teacher Stacy Campbell helped organize the day.“You can like feel the joy, like walking around.The kids, I mean, are just like skipping from like one station to another,” Campbell said.Students celebrate end of school year Third grade student Ryan Bridges described the event as “just a huge recess where you can have fun and walk around and do all these amazing things with your friends.” Parent volunteer Kristi Brenock-Leduc said the event exceeded traditional field days.“This is not like the field day I had back in the day at all.Kids look forward to it all year,” Brenock-Leduc said.Third grade teacher Danielle Lesko said the event sends an important message to students and rounds out the year.“This is just a way to just celebrate that winning and just kind of close out the school year as they go into the summer season,” Lesko said.The event creates connections beyond the classroom, according to Principal Brittany Nerland.“We really become so much more than teachers and students and parents.We really are family,” Nerland said.Aquarian Charter School will have its last day of the school on Thursday, May 21.See a spelling or grammar error?Report it to web@ktuu.com Copyright 2026 KTUU.All rights reserved.