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Cool At School: Jefferson-Morgan Elementary G.A.T.E. Students Enjoy Etiquette Excursion

Bret Moore by Bret Moore
March 26, 2026
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Children raise teacups together around a decorated table during an afternoon tea gathering.
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The Jefferson-Morgan GATE students recently toured the Denny House in Waynesburg. They were treated to an elegant afternoon tea prepared by co-manager Leigh Ann Shaner, followed by a fascinating tour of the grounds led by her husband Andy.

According to the group’s teacher Mrs. Kuruskin, “Every detail was thoughtful, engaging, and truly memorable.”

She continued, “The students were absolutely thrilled, and we’ve already had parents texting us about how excited their children were when they arrived home — talking nonstop about the history, the treats, and the wonderful hospitality”.

Young boys raise teacups together around a table during an afternoon tea gathering.

The purpose of the visit was to allow the students to practiced dining and social etiquette and gratitude in a real-world setting.

As an additional treat, the group was given a LEGO Titanic to facilitate a variety of team building exercises and projects. According to Kuruskin, “This project will be a lasting challenge and opportunity for our students to practice collaboration, planning, and problem-solving in the Library. It is a gift that goes far beyond the model itself — it’s a gift of inspiration, learning, and confidence building.”

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