The John H. Fuller School hopes to purchase this type of River Rock Traverse Wall made by Everlast Climbing, which will be 8’ tall by 32’ wide, and is equipped with a padding system that doubles as a security barrier when not in use. (COURTESY PHOTO)
The John H. Fuller School hopes to purchase this type of River Rock Traverse Wall made by Everlast Climbing, which will be 8’ tall by 32’ wide, and is equipped with a padding system that doubles as a security barrier when not in use. (COURTESY PHOTO)
CONWAY — John H. Fuller Elementary in North Conway got some good news on Friday — the elementary school has received a grant from the Pequawket Foundation Advised Fund of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation to support the construction of an indoor rock-climbing wall.
The pre-K to sixth-grade school in North Conway received $2,000 to go toward the project.
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