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TVES students help set Guinness World Record

Published: December 14, 2011 By: admin, In: Outdoor & Sports, 1 Comment

Tahoe Valley Elementary School students helped set a Guinness World Record then they were part of a jumping jack contest in October.

Put on by National Geographic Kids between 3pm Oct. 11 and 3pm Oct. 12, 300,265 jumpers all over the world took part in the event. The old record for the most number of people jumping for 24 hours was 20,425.

The South Lake Tahoe school will soon receive a certificate from National Geographic.

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nature bats last says - Posted: December 14, 2011

Tahoe Valley Elementary School ROCKS!!!
Thanks to Seth Martin for being so instrumental in having/helping our kids achieve excellence in PE Instruction and just in being a great friend to our kids.