Students at the Limestone Community School have been excelling in Destination ImagiNation and other related competitions for decades, but what exactly is Destination ImagiNation?

By Natalie De La Garza
Staff Writer

    LIMESTONE — They may be the youngest elementary level Destination ImagiNation team to come from Limestone in the past eight years, but enthusiasm dictates that they’re more than ready to take on the world during Globals later this month.
    And they’ll do it without uttering one word.

Aroostook Republican photo/Natalie De La Garza      A lot of thought went into the challenge selected by Limestone’s mid-level team — and while the boys have been striking thoughtful poses for the camera all year, it seemed fitting that everyone put their thinking caps on for the photo. Limestone’s Destination ImagiNation middle-level team includes, from left, front row: Megan Tucker and Tom Pinette. Second row: Stephenie Bragg, Taylor Devoe and Karson Albert. Third row: Karoline Dillenbeck and David Tucker.

By Natalie De La Garza
Staff Writer

    LIMESTONE — For some kids, there aren’t words to describe winning States and being able to compete at Globals.
    Ask Limestone’s middle-level Destination ImagiNation team how cool it is to win States, however, and they’ll give you literally five answers in under four seconds.

By Natalie De La Garza
Staff Writer

    LIMESTONE — Limestone’s upper-level destination teams are in the zone — quite literally.
    “We usually spend eight to 10 hours a week fundraising, and we usually have a three hour practice every Thursday,” said team member Alyssa Sinclair.
    Her teammates — Glen Kleinert, Kelly Clavet, Megan Mullenix and Kareena Woodworth — agreed that the workload for the extracurricular activity ranges between 8-13 hours a week, even though recent activity has leaned toward the 13-hour side of the spectrum.

Contributed photo
    Limestone’s Champion Destination ImagiNation for the high school level worked hard to win States — and they’re ready to take on Globals in Tennessee later this month. The winning team is, front row: Meagn Mullenix. From left, back row: Kareena Woodworth, Alyssa Sinclair, Kelly Clavet and Glen Kleinert.