Charter School gets barnyard guests

Kindergarten and first grade students at the Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School got a special treat Wednesday when a team from Misty Meadows Equine Learning Center brought two horses for students to interact with.

The two horses — Finnigan, an Appaloosa, and Pumba, a draft mix — are both 14 years old and have undergone extensive training to become therapeutic horses. Students learned how to feed horses and what it takes to care for a horse’s hooves. read more on MV Times

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