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LISA JAMES/Press Coldwell Banker of Coeur d’Alene donated $5,000 to Fernan STEM Academy to help build a playground which will be accessible to special needs students. The project was researched by then fifth-, now sixth-graders pictured, who fleshed out what the playground would need to accommodate their special-needs classmates. Pictured from left, front row: 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 and CEO Mark Johnson.

LISA JAMES/Press Coldwell Banker of Coeur d’Alene donated $5,000 to Fernan STEM Academy to help build a playground which will be accessible to special needs students. The project was researched by then fifth-, now sixth-graders pictured, who fleshed out what the playground would need to accommodate their special-needs classmates. Pictured from left, front row: Fernan advanced learning teacher Pamela Kiefer, front left, is pictured with her students from left: Zach Johns…

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.