Derek Watkins, left, and his sole classmate, Jevan Pasaol, work on their exercises in the intermediate auditory class at Shedd Academy. With only eight students enrolled at the academy, students have plenty of one-on-one interaction with teachers. (2008 Chris Fryer / The Mountain Workshops)Unfortunately there is no info with this photo.Derek Watkins watches the St. Louis Arch pass as he leaves from a two day field trip to the city with his school, The Shedd Academy for children with dyslexia, attention deficit disorder and/or other learning disablities.Part of the field trip for the Shedd Academy to the St. Louis Science Center included a viewing in the center's planetarium where they learned about the night sky and watched a presentation of Mr Hubble's Universe, a documentary on the Hubble Telescope.need namesDerek Watkins, far right, observes his mother, Ila, far left, speaking with Brittany Weatherford, who picks up her little sisters, Candace, centered, and MaKayla Jenkins, lower right, with her daughter Alexus, bottom center. Weatherford always picks up her younger sisters, but this is the last time because they have decided to start home schooling. This will leave only six students enrolled at Shedd Academy. Derek Watkins shows off a purchase from the the St. Louis Science Center's gift shop to his grandparents, George F. and Joyce Kitchen. Derek just returned from a school field trip to Missouri. (2008 Chris Fryer / The Mountain Workshops)Derek Watkins, left, competes on his new Nintendo Wii with his grandfather, George F. Kitchen, and mother, Ila Watkins, in a bowling match at their home in southern Graves County. Candace Jenkins holds the flag during morning assembly at the Shedd Academy while, from left, Belinda Jenkins, Ila Wakins, Nancy DeJournett and Tyler Harrison recite the pledge of allegiance.
