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LISA JAMES/PressColdwell Banker of Coeur d'Alene donated $5,000 to Fernan Elemantary School to help build a playground which will be accessible to special needs students. The project was researched by then 5th, now 6th graders pictured, who flushed out what the playground would need to accommodate their special needs classmates. Fernan advanced learning teacher Pamela Kiefer, front left, is pictured with her students from left: Zach Johnson, 12, Kyle Bridge, 12, Paden Parisot, 12, and Cameron Childers, 11. Pictured in the back row, from left: Project manager Chris Shelton, Fernan principal Bill Rutherford, life skills teacher Susie Brott and Coldwell Banker President Mark Johnson.

LISA JAMES/PressColdwell Banker of Coeur d'Alene donated $5,000 to Fernan Elemantary School to help build a playground which will be accessible to special needs students. The project was researched by then 5th, now 6th graders pictured, who flushed out what the playground would need to accommodate their special needs classmates. Fernan advanced learning teacher Pamela Kiefer, front left, is pictured with her students from left: Zach Johnson, 12, Kyle Bridge, 12, Paden Pariso…

March 2, 2017

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Coldwell Banker CEO boosts Playground for All
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Coldwell Banker CEO boosts Playground for All

Playground for All got quite a boost Wednesday when Mark Johnson, the president and CEO of Coldwell Banker, donated $5,000 to the project, which is building an accessible playground at Fernan STEM Academy.