Castle Heights raises money for American Heart Association

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Castle Heights Elementary students jump rope to raise money for the American Heart Association. For the fifth year in a row, Castle Heights was the top fundraising school in the Carbon and Emery County area. The Knights raised $1,881.72 for research and education. The Wall of Honor was expanded to display more names of loved ones for the students to read and remember to stay heart healthy.

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