Castle Heights Elementary strives for Gold Medal School status

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Students at Castle Heights point out their destinations Thursday. Castle Heights is working toward becoming a Gold Medal School. To achieve this students have set a goal of walking from Utah to Disneyland in Florida, Paris and Tokyo. They will have to walk several miles a week to reach their goal. The progam was started by the governor's office to promote good health in schools

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