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WinterKids recently announced the official start of the eighth annual WinterKids Winter Games, which will take place from Jan. 13 to Feb. 7. This year’s theme is “Weather.” Sixteen schools will compete in the Competitive Track, vying for cash prizes up to $5,000 and 75 schools will participate in the Play Along Track with activities tailored to their own pace, according to a news release from Kristel Hayes, marketing manager with WinterKids. From left, at Marcia Buker Elementary in Richmond, are Alanna McFarland, Lilian Fournier and Madilynn Kindelan. Submitted photo
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