Students at Lee Road Elementary School received eclipse glasses ahead of the awe-inspiring event. Students throughout Lee Road Elementary School in the Levittown Public School District were excitedly preparing for a historic event that won't be seen for another 20 years.

Prior to the eclipse on April 8, all students were given the tools needed to safely view the awe-inspiring event. In their classrooms, students learned about why and how eclipsis occur and what makes them so rare. They reviewed important safety tips, such as avoiding direct sight of the sun when not wearing special glasses designed for safe viewing. With their glasses equipped, students observed the eclipse at its peak as they were dismissed from school. The sight was an unforgettable experience for all. Classes reviewed what to expect while the eclipse is at its peak.

Excitement built as lessons revolved around the eclipse.