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For the third year, Double Eagle Elementary School teacher Eileen Karas
has transformed her classroom into Boxville for one week.
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The goal is to teach children how a community works. To incorporate Boxville, furniture goes out and refrigerator boxes move in.
As residents of Boxville, Karas' third-graders conduct business out of the decorated boxes, pay taxes, keep checkbooks and elect a mayor and four city councilors.
