Trout Release Day

Kent Elementary School has a great tradition that teaches students schoolwide about some of the mysteries of life. It starts in Rachel Berry's art class, where the students raise trout in a fish tank. The students feed, care for and watch over the fish as they grow through various stages of the trout lifecycle. Then, near the end of the school year, the third graders take the trout and release them into a stream on Green Chimney's Clearpool Campus for Outdoor Education. They say their goodbyes, wish the creatures well and watch the fish swim free.