Photo feature: ACCS students have a grand day

Published 12:00 am Wednesday, April 29, 2015

By Ben Hillyer

Adams County Christian School four-year-old through first grade students perform The Butterfly Song during a Grandparents’ Day program at the school. Throughout the program, students performed songs and dances related to the theme of “Forever Free: Saying No to Alcohol and Drugs." (Sam Gause / The Natchez Democrat)

Adams County Christian School four-year-old through first grade students perform The Butterfly Song during a Grandparents’ Day program at the school. Throughout the program, students performed songs and dances related to the theme of “Forever Free: Saying No to Alcohol and Drugs.” (Sam Gause / The Natchez Democrat)

Adams County Christian School third-grade student Carrie Russell, 8, greets her grandmother Cherry Russell after a program of song and dance with a theme of “Forever Free: Saying No to Alcohol and Drugs” as a part of the school’s Grandparents’ Day. (Sam Gause / The Natchez Democrat)

Adams County Christian School third-grade student Carrie Russell, 8, greets her grandmother Cherry Russell after a program of song and dance with a theme of “Forever Free: Saying No to Alcohol and Drugs” as a part of the school’s Grandparents’ Day. (Sam Gause / The Natchez Democrat)

Adams County Christian School students, from left, Landon Krueger, Jack Krevelin and Jake Maples act as villains during the “Danger! Caution! Warning!” song during a program for the school’s Grandparents’ Day program at the school. (Sam Gause / The Natchez Democrat)

Adams County Christian School students, from left, Landon Krueger, Jack Krevelin and Jake Maples act as villains during the “Danger! Caution! Warning!” song during a program for the school’s Grandparents’ Day program at the school. (Sam Gause / The Natchez Democrat)

 

 

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