Photos: Three-wheeling springtime

JFK Middle School students Rebecca Kauschen, left, 14, and Frankie Rodriguez, third from left, 11, got a chance to try out adaptive cycling with education support professionals Charlene Martel, second from left, and Eve Soucie at Look Park in Florence on Thursday through a collaboration with All Out Adventures and the Northampton schools’ Gaining Opportunity Through Active Learning and Support, or GOALS, program. STAFF PHOTO/KEVIN GUTTING

JFK Middle School education support professional Eve Soucie, left, and student Frankie Rodriguez, 11, collaborate on a tandem adaptive recumbent trike for a ride around Look Park in Florence on Thursday, May 6, 2021. With trikes provided by All Out Adventures, students and ESPs with the Gaining Opportunity Through Active Learning and Support, or GOALS, program in the Northampton schools took a walking field trip to the park and learned how to operate the recumbent trikes. —STAFF PHOTO/KEVIN GUTTING

All Out Adventures program leader Helen Kahn, right, helps JFK Middle School student Rebecca Kauschen, 14, buckle in to a tandem adaptive recumbent trike at Look Park in Florence on Thursday, May 6, 2021. Through a collaboration with AOA, students and education support professionals with the Northampton school's Gaining Opportunity Through Active Learning and Support, or GOALS, program learned how to operate the recumbent trikes and then took a loop around the park. —STAFF PHOTO/KEVIN GUTTING

JFK Middle School student Michael Morrero, right, 13, leads Northampton Schools Students Services Director Pamela Plumer and JFK student Rebecca Kauschen, 14, on an adaptive recumbent trike trip around Look Park in Florence on Thursday, May 6, 2021. Through a collaboration with All Out Adventures, several students and education support professionals with the Gaining Opportunity Through Active Learning and Support, or GOALS, program learned how to operate the trikes and then took a loop around the park. —STAFF PHOTO/KEVIN GUTTING