Learning the ropes
The Post and Courier
About 650 Kaleidoscope students from nearly 30 elementary schools in Charleston County converged Friday on James Island County Park for KidStock, a day that included a climbing wall, jump castles and giant slides. The James Island Fire Department featured its Smoke House, where kids learned fire safety.
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