Tyler McCluskey of Bartlett, an eighth-grader at Josiah Bartlett Elementary School, is the winner of the Bartlett Historical Society's annual prize. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Tyler McCluskey of Bartlett, an eighth-grader at Josiah Bartlett Elementary School, is the winner of the Bartlett Historical Society's annual prize. (COURTESY PHOTO)
BARTLETT — For the second consecutive year, the Bartlett Historical Society and members of the faculty at the Josiah Bartlett Elementary School in Bartlett challenged the eighth-grade class with the Bartlett History Project.
This project is designed to give the eighth-graders an opportunity to actively learn about topics related to Bartlett history. This year, the project was expanded to include topics related to Jackson history for students from our neighboring town who attend JBES.
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