According to its website, Close-Up “[uses] the nation’s capital as a living classroom, participants get a “close up” view of government – interacting with the people, processes, and places that make this federal city so unique.”
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Washington, D.C. –
Riverton High School students are in Washington D.C. this week learning about government and meeting legislators. Today, students from Riverton High School as well as students from Casper, Guernsey, Wheatland and Worland met Senator John Barrasso, Senator Mike Enzi and Representative Liz Cheney. Riverton High School teacher Shaundi Gopp is one of the RHS chaperones and says they’re in D.C. as part of a program called Close-Up which gives high school students a closer look into our democracy. Riverton students who attended include White Cloud Sunrhodes, Debbie Rivera, Emily Johnson and Gabby Cunningham.
Top: h/t Senator John Barrasso twitter page
Bottom: h/t Senator John Barrasso twitter page
